PHETCHABURI, Thailand – The Transport Co. Ltd. (Thailand’s State Transport Corporation) has announced improvements to the Don Mueang-Hua Hin bus route, including a revised timetable and additional pick-up and drop-off points. These changes will take effect from May 1, 2025, as part of the corporation’s efforts to enhance passenger convenience and optimize revenue from both passenger transport and parcel services.
Chatchawal Prommatham, Acting Managing Director of Transport Co., visited the Phetchaburi and Hua Hin bus stations in Prachuap Khiri Khan province to evaluate the efficiency of the existing services. He revealed plans to develop the Phetchaburi bus station further, including selling local products like traditional sweets, such as “kanom mok kaeng” and palm sugar treats, to provide passengers with the opportunity to purchase local goods and promote community income.
Regarding the Hua Hin service, Transport Co. reviewed the feedback since the launch of the Don Mueang-Hua Hin route on March 8, a 216-kilometer route with a fare of 200 Baht. Passengers have requested changes to the schedule and additional stops to improve the travel experience. In response, Transport Co. will revise the timetable and introduce new stops to meet the demand.
Starting May 1, the Don Mueang-Hua Hin route will offer four round trips per day. The two outbound trips from Don Mueang Airport will depart at 08:00 AM and 03:00 PM. The bus will stop at eight locations, including the Service Hall at Don Mueang, Mo Chit 2 Bus Terminal in Bangkok, Mahachai, Phetchaburi Big C, Phetchaburi Bus Station, Cha-am PTT Petrol Station, Bluport Hua Hin Resort Mall, and the Hua Hin Bus Station.
For the return trips from Hua Hin, buses will depart at 09:00 AM and 03:30 PM, stopping at seven locations, including the Hua Hin Bus Station, Bluport Hua Hin Resort Mall, Cha-am PTT Petrol Station, Phetchaburi Bus Station, Mahachai, Mo Chit 2 Bus Terminal, and Don Mueang Airport.
Passengers can inquire about the schedule, purchase tickets, and make reservations via the Transport Co. website, the E-ticket app, Facebook page, Line account, or through ticket booths at Transport Co. stations across Thailand.
