MRT Pink Line

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     Pink Line
Overview
Type Rapid transit
System Bangkok Metro
Status planned
Locale Bangkok & Nonthaburi Province, Thailand
Termini Khae Rai
Min Buri
Stations 24 (planned)
Operation
Opened 2014-2016 (est.)[1]
Owner Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand
Operator(s) MRT
Technical
Line length 34.5 kilometers (21.4 mi) (est.)
No. of tracks 2 monorail tracks
Electrification Third rail
Operating speed 80 km/h (50 mph)
Route map
Unused urban interchange head
Nonthaburi Government CenterBSicon exTRAM.svg
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Khae Rai
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Sanambin Nam
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Samakkhi
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Chonprathan
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Pak Kret
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Liang Mueang Pak Kret
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Mueang Thong Thani
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Si Rat
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Mongkut Wattana
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Bangkok Government Complex
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Lak SiBSicon exTRAM.svg
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Phranakhon Rajabhat
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Lat Pla Khao
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Rarmintra Government Housing
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Nawamin
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Khan Na Yao
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Siam Park City
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Bang Chan
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Setthabut Bamphen
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Sihaburanukit
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The Pink MRT line is a planned elevated mass rapid transit line to be built in Bangkok, Thailand.
The will be some 35 km long and will run from east Bangkok to west Bangkok(Pak Kret district, Nonthaburi Province) in the northern part of the city. It will run from Minburi Bangkok (also transfers to MRT Orange Line) along Ram Inthra Road.
Chaeng Watthana Road and Tiwanon Road ending at The Nonthaburi Government Center which transfer to the MRT Purple Line.The line will also transfer with SRT Dark Red Line, BTS Sukhumvit Line, and MRT Grey Line in the future.

Contents

[edit] List of planned stations

The line will have a total of 24 stations 4 of which will be transfer stations and 2 of which will be "park & ride" stations. The line will also have 2 additional service stations for train maintenance.

Code Station Name Number of train platforms Transfer
Nonthaburi Government Center - Minburi
Pk1 Nonthaburi Government Center 4 BSicon exTRAM.svg MRT Purple Line Nonthaburi Government Center Station(Under Construction)
Pk2 Khae Rai 2
Pk3 Sanam Bin Nam 2
Pk4 Samakkhi 2
Pk5 Chonlaprathan 2
Pk6 Pak Kret 2
Pk7 Liang Mueang Pak Kret 2
Pk8 Mueang Thong Thani 2
Pk9 Si Rat 2
Pk10 Mongkut Watthana 2
Pk11 Bangkok Government Complex 2
Pk12 Lak Si 4 BSicon exTRAM.svg SRT Dark Red Line Lak Si Station (Planned)
Pk13 Phranakhon Rajabhat 2
Pk14 Lak Si Roundabout 4 BSicon exTRAM.svg BTS Sukhumvit Line Lak Si Roundabout Station (Proposed route extension)
Pk15 Lat Pla Khao 2
Pk16 Raminthra Government Housing 2
Pk17 Watcharaphon 4 BSicon exTRAM.svg MRT Grey Line Watcharaphon Station (Planned)
Pk18 Nawamin 2
Pk19 Khan Na Yao 2
Pk20 Siam Park City 2
Pk21 Bang Chan 2
Pk22 Setthabut Bamphen 2
Pk23 Sihaburanukit 2
Pk24 Minburi 4 BSicon exTRAM.svg MRT Orange Line Minburi Station (Planned)

[edit] Progress

Currently an environmental impact assessment for the MRT Pink Line is expected to go to the cabinet late this year. Also the director-general of the Office of Transport and Traffic Policy and Planning has said in an interview that the pink line was considered a priority scheme, as it ran past the government complex.[2]
The rail system was originally intended to be a duo-track monorail, but studies are now underway to convert the proposed line into heavy rail. While these plans are underway, construction for the Pink line is expected to be delayed by several months.

[edit] References

  1. ^ http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/35595/mrt-pink-line-route-takes-step-forward
  2. ^ http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/35595/mrt-pink-line-route-takes-step-forward

[edit] See also


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