Mass Rapid Transit Master Plan in Bangkok Metropolitan Region

Mass Rapid Transit Master Plan in Bangkok Metropolitan Region
Bangkok Rapid Transit System
Primary lines
  BTS Sukhumvit Line (extension planned)
  BTS Silom Line (extension under construction)
  MRT Blue Line (extension under construction)
SRT Airport Rail Link
  MRT Purple Line (under construction)
  SRT Light Red Line (under construction)
  SRT Dark Red Line (planned)
  MRT Orange Line (planned)
  MRT Yellow Line (planned)
Secondary lines
  Chula-Siam Monorail (planned)
  Grand Square Monorail (planned)
  Ramkhamhaeng-Thonglor Monorail (planned)
  MRT Pink Line (planned)
  BTS Bang Na-Suvarnabhumi (planned)
Cancelled projects
  MRT Brown Line (merged with orange line)
  MRT Grey Line (cancelled)
  MRT Light Blue Line (cancelled)
  Bangkok Elevated Road and Train System (cancelled)
  Lavalin Skytrain (cancelled)

The Mass Rapid Transit Master Plan in Bangkok Metropolitan Region or M-Map is a master plan started by The Royal Thai Government in 1998. Under the care of The Office of Transport and Traffic Policy and Planning OTP which is part of The Ministry of Transport of Thailand charge with the task of creating a network of mass rapid transit and commuter train system plans. Which includes all the current and future mass rapid transit projects. A total of 12 train route including the BTS Skytrain, the MRT Metro, and The SRT Suvarnabhumi Airport Rail Link.[1]

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Currently in service (73.7 km). Currently under construction (43.26 km). Acceleration plan approved by the Cabinet in 2006 (145 km). To be finished within the year 2019 (141.2 km). To be finished within the year 2029 (117.9 km).

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