29 Dec 2025

BMA launched a new design "single-pole digital bus stop" with 500 installations throughout the city, upgrading real-time data travel in '69.

Bangkok spokesman Ek Wurapur Amrapal released a new type of bus parking spot elevation overview that emphasizes solving narrow sidewalk problems and increasing the convenience of more bus users.

Why "single pillars"? The BMA is designed to break down narrow pedestrian space restrictions that cannot build pavilions, which has been a problem for more than 30 years. The new structure returns pedestrian space and is packed with technology.

✅ Digital Screen: Tell me when the bus is coming up Real-time

✅ Navigation map: clearly shows line numbers and destination routes

✅ Lighting: Increase lighting according to the "Bangkok must be lit" policy for safety.

📍 First 5-point system test pilot:

1. The Mall page is thin.

2. Opposite the Mall Bang Pi

3. Bang market

4. Opposite the Bang Pi market

5. Opposite Yaram Kham University (is in between gradually installing the device and connecting the lighting system at some point)

Integrating cooperation for Bangkok residents, the project has been collaborated by many sectors, including B.C. TSB Bangkok City Lab ViaBus and Mayday!, to get a badge that answers practical problems, despite increased technology and systems costs, but is a worthwhile investment in everyone's better quality of life.

In addition, the BMA is moving forward to renovate and install a new type of passenger shelter pavilion, which developed from 500 additional public opinion points, resulting in a total of more than 1,100 fully informed bus parking spots, locations, lines and routes throughout the city to make mass transit travel easy and convenient for everyone.

# Ek, Treasurer Amrapal # Bangkok # Digital bus stop # Good journey # BMA