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The current situation and the directions of changes in rail freight transport in Thailand

Author(s)
Hengsadeekul, Thammanoon
Chaosakul, Thitirat
Parichatprecha, Rattapoohm
Pakdeenarong, Paveerat
Date Issued
January 1, 2024
Type
Article
DOI
10.24294/jipd.v8i9.6790
Abstract
The purpose of the article is to present the current situation in the rail freight transport in Thailand and the direction of changes in this area. Firstly, Thailand statistics in volume of freight transport by rail and modal share of freight transport have been presented. Afterwards, problems and obstacles in railway operational practices and in using rail transport services have been identified to improve railway system in Thailand and the outcome was assessed in terms of railway capacity and utilization. The findings were used to outline the direction of changes in rail freight transport. The results show that the rail transport capacity in double-track would increase by 48% (at present by 15.5% and as plan by 30%) and the ratio by rail transport to total freight transport would increase from at present by 1.87% to 10% in 2037.
Citation
Journal of Infrastructure Policy and Development, 8(9), 2024
Subjects

freight transport

modal share

rail transport

railway operational

Thailand

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