Thailand’s Cabinet approved a new common fare system for Bangkok’s urban rail network on Tuesday, aiming to reduce transportation costs for commuters. The initiative will allow passengers to transfer between different rail lines using a single ticket, with fares ranging from 17 to 45 baht. This addresses a long-standing demand for integrated ticketing and more affordable public transport in the city. The plan is intended as a cost-of-living relief measure for Bangkok residents. Details regarding the implementation timeline and specific fare structures for various routes are expected to be released soon. The new system promises to simplify travel and potentially encourage greater use of public transportation. This marks a significant step towards a more integrated and accessible public transit experience in the Thai capital.