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Bangkok Consults Public on Petrol Tuk Tuk Restrictions

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Bangkok Consults Public on Petrol Tuk Tuk Restrictions

Thailand’s Department of Land Transport is seeking public feedback on a proposal to restrict petrol-powered tuk tuks around historic and tourist areas in central Bangkok. The consultation runs from July 28 until August 27 and includes areas near Wat Phra Kaew, the Grand Palace and several royal temples. Officials stressed that no ban has been approved, with options ranging from a complete restriction within a designated zone to limits during certain hours. The proposal aims to reduce air and noise pollution while encouraging the adoption of electric tuk tuks, although drivers have raised concerns about replacement costs and their livelihoods. Petrol tuk tuks remain legal throughout Bangkok, and no final boundaries, operating hours or implementation date have been announced.

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