Bus Sevice

Bus

Buses are a major method of transportation for people and packages, and are the most popular means of long distance travel. Tour and VIP class long-distance buses tend to be luxurious, while city- and other-class buses are often very colorful with paint schemes and advertising. Bangkok city buses come in various sizes, types, and prices, from half size, full size, double length, open window, fan, and air conditioned.

Standard Bus:
ม.1 (ก) VIP
Features.
• air conditioning 1: 24 seats.
• a toilet room.
• chairs recline to 135 degrees.
Services.
• receptionist.
• Food and drink

ม.4 (ก) VIP
Features.
• air conditioning 1: 32 seats, 2nd floor
• a toilet room.
• chairs recline to 135 degrees.

Services.
• receptionist.
• Food and drink

ม.1 (ข) Spacial
Features.
• air conditioning 1: 32 seats.
• a toilet room.
• chairs recline to 125 degrees.

Services.
• receptionist.
• Food and drink

ม.1 (ข)
Features.
• air conditioning 1: 40 seats.
• A toilet room.
• chairs recline to 125 degrees.

Services.
• receptionist.
• Food and drink

ม.1 (ข) Number 30
Features.
• air conditioning 1: 40 seats.
• A toilet room.
• chairs recline to 125 degrees.

Services.
• charter services out of the trail.
• Charter group.

ม.4 (ข)
Features.
• air conditioning 1 (2 layer): 50 seats.
• A toilet room.
• chairs recline to 125 degrees.

Services.
• receptionist.
• Food and drink

ม.4 (ค)
Features.
• air conditioning 2 (2 layers): 55 seats.
• chairs recline to 125 degrees.

ม.2
Features.
• air conditioning 2.
• 46 seats.

ม.3
Features.
• Car fan
• 60 seats.

International Bus
Features.
• air conditioning 1: 32 seats.
• chairs recline to 125 degrees.

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