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Transport in Bangkok
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BTS or MRT is quickest (Transport in Bangkok)
Member Name: askessing
Advantages: speed and cost Disadvantages: traffic is often bad
Whatever you do, don't use a Tuk Tuk if you're going to be sat in traffic. The smog of the car and bus exhuast-pipes is disgusting. Also DON'T use a taxi if you can take the BTS (sky train) or the MRT (metro) - it is much quicker and cheaper. Traffic is nearly always bad in Bangkok. If you go out before 7am or around 10 am - things aren't too bad. The rest of the time - busy busy roads. If it's raining - forget about the taxi's using their metre. They seem to think they can get away with charging a set fare. It is possible to get a metre taxi when it's raining, but you will get wet waiting for one who will take you. Having said that, Taxi's often refuse a trip if they are going home and your destination isn't where they are going, or just because they don't fancy the trip. Wherever possible ask to go "pai highway" as this is faster, but you do need to pay a toll charge which varies depending on which one you are on. Summary: lots to choose from, think carefully about what the best way would be. |
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