Pattaya clears cones and metal barriers from nightlife streets to reclaim public parking spaces

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Pattaya municipal officers remove traffic cones and metal barriers used to reserve vacant roadside parking spaces outside nightlife businesses near the beach.

PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya municipal officers are continuing inspections to reclaim public space from people who attempt to reserve parking areas for private use, removing traffic cones and metal barriers placed in vacant roadside spaces opposite nightlife businesses near the beach.

The operation follows Pattaya’s policy of keeping public areas orderly, safe and accessible to everyone. Officers removed cones and metal parking barriers measuring approximately 1.5 meters wide, reinforcing that public spaces cannot be reserved for private use.

The campaign aims to prevent individuals or businesses from blocking shared parking areas and ensure fair access for motorists visiting nearby shops and nightlife venues. Pattaya residents can report public-space obstructions or request municipal assistance through the city’s 24-hour hotline at 1337.


Metal parking barriers and cones are cleared from public roadside spaces as Pattaya continues efforts to stop people from claiming shared parking areas for private use.

Pattaya reminds residents and businesses that public parking spaces cannot be reserved for private use with cones or metal barriers. Report obstructions to the city’s 24-hour hotline at 1337.