Thread: Traffic rearrangement on Paholyothin road

The Kasetsart flyover will be closed to traffic as of 10 pm on September 11 to pave way for the demolition of the flyover which will commence on the following day.

Meanwhile the Metropolitan Police Bureau announced the partial closure of one lane on both out-bound and in-bound of Paholyothin road near the Kasetsart flyover starting at 10 pm Monday night in preparation for the construction of the Green Line electric train project from Mor Chit to Saphan Mai and Khu Kot.

Paholyothin road will be partially closed at eight spots as follows:

Paholyothin Soi 53 to the Agricultural Extension Department covering a distance of 1,500 metres. Motorists using in-bound road are advised to go into Soi 53 and exit at Ratchadapisek road, turning right into Praseert-manukit to exit at Lat Plakao intersection;

In front of the 11th infantry regiment barrack covering a distance of 660 metres. Motorists using the out-bound road are advised to use Paholyothing Soi 49/1 to exit at Vibhavadi Soi 60, turning left at Laksi circle to exit at Ram-inthra road.

In front of Soi 57-61 covering a distance of 740 metres. Motorists using the in-bound road are advised to get into Soi 48 going through Soi Ram-inthra 5 to exit Ram-inthra road.

In front of Soi 67-69 covering a distance of 630 metres. In-bound motorists are advised to enter Soi 50 to exit Ram-inthra road.

In front of Yingcharoen market covering a distance of 510 metres. In-bound motorists are advised to enter Soi 52 through Soi Ram-inthra 5 to exit at Ram-inthra road.

In front of the Air Force Academy, outbound motorists are advised to turn right into Soi 54/1, ruing along Klong Koh Wa road, turning left into Sai Mai road to exit Ram-inthra.

In front of Kor Por Or intersection, outbound motorists are advised to turn righnt into Soi 54/1 running along Klong Hok Wa road to exit Paholyothin Soi 56 or 58.

In front of Khu Kot police station, outbound motorists are advised to use Chalermpong or Sukhapibaan roads to exit Ram-inthra to go to Rangsit-Nakhon Nayok.

Traffic rearrangement on Paholyothin road - Thai PBS English News

Plans to partially close Phahonyothin Road near CentralPlaza Lardprao for three years – aborted at the last minute one month ago following a public outcry – are back on and set to begin Monday.

Officials today said the busy arterial road would be affected from Monday until the construction of the Green Line Skytrain extension finishes in about three years, but agreed to leave it fully open Dec. 29 to Jan. 3 as a holiday concession.

Starting Monday, the innermost outbound lane from Phahonyothin 22 to the Tesco Lotus mall will be closed 10pm to 5am for one week. The inner, inbound lane along the same stretch the same distance will be closed from 10pm on Jan. 3 until Jan. 14.

Full construction will be underway Jan.14, when barriers will be installed blocking the outermost lanes in both directions until the station foundations are completed, which the government agency hopes will be in February 2019.

The revised schedule came out today after the plan was abruptly postponed on Nov.16 just four hours before it was to begin.

Phahonyothin Closures Back On, Begin Monday