Controlled-access highways in Thailand

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Controlled-access highways in Thailand are systems that can be used only by cars, trucks, and certain types of buses, forming a spider-web network around the Greater Bangkok area and eventually covering the entire country. Currently, there are three different systems in Thailand. The first system, known as the "Intercity Motorway," is owned and operated by the Department of Highways. The second system is the "Expressway," which is owned by the Expressway Authority of Thailand (EXAT) and operated by the Bangkok Expressway and Metro Public Company (BEM), with some expressway routes directly operated by the EXAT itself. The third system is the "Concession Highway," commonly known as the "Tollway," which is owned by the Department of Highways but operated by a private company. The Tollway currently has one route, the Don Mueang Tollway, operated by the Don Mueang Tollway Public Company.

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The first controlled-access highway in Thailand is the Din Daeng - Tha Reau section of the Chaloem Maha Nakhon Expressway, opened on 29 October 1981, linking Vibhavadhi Rangsit Road to Bangkok Port with a total distance of 8.9 kilometers.

List of controlled-access highway in Thailand

List of controlled-access highway in Thailand
ShieldOfficial nameOther name(s)FromToLengthOpenedOwnerOperatorStatus
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Expressway
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Chaloem Maha Nakhon Expressway First Stage Expressway System Tha Ruea Interchange Din Daeng Toll Plaza 8.9 kilometres (5.5 mi)29 October 1981;42 years ago Expressway Authority of Thailand Expressway Authority of Thailand & Bangkok Expressway and Metro
60:40 revenue share		Operational
Bang Na Interchange 7.9 kilometres (4.9 mi)17 January 1983;41 years ago
Dao Khanong Interchange 10.3 kilometres (6.4 mi)5 December 1987;36 years ago
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Si Rat Expressway Second Stage Expressway SystemSection A Pracha Chuen Toll Plaza Asok Interchange 12.4 kilometres (7.7 mi)2 September 1993;31 years ago
Section B Phaya Thai Interchange Bang Khlo Interchange 9.4 kilometres (5.8 mi)6 October 1996;27 years ago
Section C Pracha Chuen Toll Plaza Chaeng Watthana Interchange 8 kilometres (5.0 mi)2 September 1993;31 years ago Bangkok Expressway and Metro
Section D Asok Interchange Srinagarindra Interchange 8.7 kilometres (5.4 mi)2 December 1998;25 years ago
Double-Decker Expressway [1] Pracha Chuen Toll Plaza Asok Interchange 17.0 kilometres (10.6 mi)TBATBAUnder Planning
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Chalong Rat Expressway Kanchanapisek–Ramindra–At Narong ExpresswaySection 1 Watcharaphol Interchange At Narong Interchange 18.7 kilometres (11.6 mi)6 October 1996;27 years ago Expressway Authority of Thailand Operational
Section 2 Chatuchot Interchange 9.5 kilometres (5.9 mi)23 March 2009;15 years ago
Chatuchot-Lam Luk Ka ExpresswaySection 3 Chatuchot Interchange Lam Luk Ka Road 16.2 kilometres (10.1 mi)2027;3 years' timeContracts signed [2]
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Burapha Withi Expressway Bang Na –Chonburi Expressway Bang Na Interchange Chon Buri Toll Plaza 55 kilometres (34 mi)9 April 1998;26 years agoOperational
Burapha Withi Expressway Extension [3] Chon Buri Toll Plaza Nong Mai Daeng Interchange 4.5 kilometres (2.8 mi)TBA-Under Planning
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg S1 Expressway • Third Stage Expressway System, S1 section
• At Narong–Bang Na Expressway		 Bang Na Interchange At Narong Interchange 4.1 kilometres (2.5 mi)15 June 2005;19 years ago Expressway Authority of Thailand Operational
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg AH2-T.svg Kanchanaphisek Expressway

(Southern part of Kanchanaphisek Road)

• Bang Phli–Suk Sawat Expressway
• South Kanchanapisek Road		 Wat Salut Interchange Bang Kru Interchange 22.1 kilometres (13.7 mi)15 November 2007;16 years ago
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Udon Ratthaya Bang Pa-in–Pak Kret ExpresswayPhase 1 Chaeng Watthana Interchange Chiang Rak Interchange 22.0 kilometres (13.7 mi)2 December 1998;25 years ago Bangkok Expressway and Metro
Phase 2 Chiang Rak Interchange Kanchanaphisek Interchange (Bang Pa In Toll Plaza) 10.0 kilometres (6.2 mi)1 November 1999;24 years ago
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Prachim Ratthaya Si Rat–Outer Ring Road(West) Si Rat Interchange Chim Phli Toll Plaza 16.7 kilometres (10.4 mi)22 August 2016;8 years ago
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Thai Motorway-t31.svg Don Mueang Tollway Uttaraphimuk Elevated TollwayDin Daeng - The National Memorial Section Din Daeng Toll Plaza The National Memorial Toll Plaza (abolished) 20.9 kilometres (13.0 mi)14 December 1994;29 years agoDepartment of HighwayDon Mueang Tollway Public Company
Thai Highway-38.svg The National Memorial - Rangsit Section The National Memorial Toll Plaza (abolished) Rangsit Toll Plaza (abolished) 7.33 kilometres (4.55 mi)3 December 1998;25 years agoDepartment of HighwayToll abolished since 2004 [4]
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Rama 3 - Dao Khanong - Western Outer Ring Road Bang Khlo Interchange Bang Khun Thian Interchange 18.7 kilometres (11.6 mi)2025;1 year's time Expressway Authority of Thailand Expressway Authority of Thailand Under construction
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Si Rat - Sukhontasawat Underground Expressway Ngam Wong Wan Interchange Sukhontasawat Junction 10.32 kilometres (6.41 mi)TBATBAUnder Planning
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Chalong Rat - Kanchanaphisek Road Expressway Sukhontasawat Junction Lat Bua Khao Interchange 6.77 kilometres (4.21 mi)
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Kathu - Patong Expressway Phra Phuket Kaeo Road Phra Mettha Road 3.98 kilometres (2.47 mi)Project Approved
Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Intercity Motorway
Thai Motorway-t5.svg Intercity Motorway No.5Northern Route Motorway Rangsit - Bang Pa In Section [5] Rangsit Toll Plaza (abolished) Bang Pa In Interchange 1 22 kilometres (14 mi)TBADepartment of HighwayTBAProject Approved
Bang Pa In - Nakhon Sawan Section Bang Pa In Interchange 1 Highway No.117175 kilometres (109 mi)Under Planning
Nakhon Sawan - Phitsanulok SectionTBA142 kilometres (88 mi)
Phitsanulok - Lampang Section182 kilometres (113 mi)
Lampang - Lamphun Section60 kilometres (37 mi)
Lamphun - Chiang Mai Section39 kilometres (24 mi)
Chiang Mai - Chiang Khong Section292 kilometres (181 mi)
Thai Motorway-t6.svg Intercity Motorway No.6 Bang Pa In - Nakhon Ratchasima Section Kanchanaphisek Road Nakhon Ratchasima Interchange 195.8 kilometres (121.7 mi)December 27, 2023;8 months ago (Partially)

2025;1 year's time (Full route)

 BTS Group &

Gulf Energy

Partially Operational
Nakhon Ratchasima - Khon Khaen Section Kham Thale So Interchange (future) Khon Khaen Interhchange 203.33 kilometres (126.34 mi)TBA-Under Planning
Khon Khaen - Nong Khai Section Kosum Phisai Interchange (future) N/A160 kilometres (99 mi)
Thai Motorway-t7.svg AH19-T.svg

AH123-T.svg

Intercity Motorway No.7 Bangkok - Chon Buri New RoadSection 1 Srinagarindra Interchange Khiri Nakhon Interchange 78.8 kilometres (49.0 mi)December 1, 1998;25 years agoDepartment of HighwayOperational
Chon Buri - Pattaya RoadSection 2 Khiri Nakhon Interchange Sukhumvit-Motorway Junction 47.165 kilometres (29.307 mi)March 28, 2010;14 years ago
Pattaya - Map Ta Put RoadSection 3 Map Prachan Interchange U-Tapao Interchange 32 kilometres (20 mi)March 1, 2021;3 years ago [6]
Srinagarindra - Suvarnabhumi Airport Elevated Road Srinagarindra Interchange Suvarnabhumi Airport Toll Plaza (future) 18.5 kilometres (11.5 mi)TBATBAProject Approved
Thai Motorway-t8.svg Intercity Motorway No.8Southern Route Motorway Nakhon Pathom - Pak Tho Section Laem Ko Bua Interchange Pak Tho Interchange 70.25 kilometres (43.65 mi)
Pak Tho - Cha Am Section Pak Tho Interchange Tha Yang Interchange 46.19 kilometres (28.70 mi)
Cha Am - Chumphon Section Tha Yang Interchange TBA266 kilometres (165 mi)Under Planning
Chumphon - Ban Na San SectionTBA200 kilometres (120 mi)
Ban Na San - Phatthalung Section168 kilometres (104 mi)
Phatthalung - Hat Yai Section80 kilometres (50 mi)
Hat Yai - Su-ngai Kolok section215 kilometres (134 mi)
Thai Motorway-t9.svg AH2-T.svg Intercity Motorway No.9 • Kanchanaphisek Road

• Bangkok 2nd RIng Road

Eastern Section Bang Pa In 2 Interchange Wat Salut Interchange 64 kilometres (40 mi)1998;26 years agoDepartment of HighwaysDepartment of HighwaysOperational
Thai Motorway-f9.svg AH2-T.svg Western Section (Ground Level) Bang Kru Interchange Bang Pa In Interchange 1 84.127 kilometres (52.274 mi)1978;46 years ago
(as a part of Thai Highway-340.svg Highway No.340 from Bang Khun Thian to Bang Bua Thong)

1995;29 years ago(extended from Bang Bua Thong to Bang Pa In then renumbered to Thai Highway-37.svg Highway No.37)

1996;28 years ago(renumbered to Thai Motorway-f9.svg Highway No.9)

Thai Motorway-t9.svg

AH2-T.svg

Bang Khun Thian - Bang Bua Thong Section [7] Bang Khun Thian Interchange Bang Bua Thong Interchange 38 kilometres (24 mi)TBATBAProject Approved
Bang Bua Thong - Sam Khok Section Bang Bua Thong Interchange Bang Pa In Toll Plaza (future) 23.5 kilometres (14.6 mi)
Sam Khok - Bang Pa In Section Bang Pa In Toll Plaza (future) New Bang Pa In Interchange (future) 16.5 kilometres (10.3 mi)
Thai Motorway-t51.svg Intercity Motorway No.51 Udon Ratthaya - Suphan Buri Motorway Kanchanaphisek Interchange (Bang Pa In Toll Plaza) TBA57 kilometres (35 mi)Under Planning
Thai Motorway-t52.svg Intercity Motorway No.52 Lampang - Phayao MotorwayTBA191 kilometres (119 mi)
Thai Motorway-t53.svg Intercity Motorway No.53 Chiang Rai - Chiang Khong Motorway77 kilometres (48 mi)
Thai Motorway-t54.svg Intercity Motorway No.54 Mae Sod - Phitsanulok Motorway205 kilometres (127 mi)
Thai Motorway-t61.svg Intercity Motorway No.61 Laem Chabang Port - Prachinburi Motorway [8] [9] Laem Chabang Port - Highway No.331 Section Laem Chabang Port Highway No.331 20.942 kilometres (13.013 mi)
Highway No.331 - Prachinburi Section Highway No.331 Highway No.3340 44.5 kilometres (27.7 mi)
Thai Motorway-t62.svg Intercity Motorway No.62 Nakhon Sawan - Chong Mek Border Checkpoint MotorwayTBA594 kilometres (369 mi)
Thai Motorway-t63.svg Intercity Motorway No.63 Phitsanulok - Nakhon Phanom Motorway667 kilometres (414 mi)
Thai Motorway-t64.svg Intercity Motorway No.64 Bueng Kan - Chong Chom Border Checkpoint/Chong Sa-ngam Border Checkpoint Motorway481 kilometres (299 mi)
Thai Motorway-t65.svg Intercity Motorway No.65 Ubon Ratchathani - Na Tan Motorway109 kilometres (68 mi)
Thai Motorway-t71.svg Intercity Motorway No.71 Eastern Outer Ring Road - Chachoengsao - Sa Kaeo - Aranyaprathet Border Checkpoint Motorway Lat Bua Khao Interchange TBA204 kilometres (127 mi)
Thai Motorway-t72.svg Intercity Motorway No.72 Chonburi - Rayong - Trat MotorwayTBA271 kilometres (168 mi)
Thai Motorway-t81.svg Intercity Motorway No.81 Bang Yai - Ban Pong - Kanchanaburi - Ban Phu Namron Border Checkpoint Motorway Bang Yai - Kanchanaburi Section Bang Yai Interchange Kanchanaburi Interchange 96.41 kilometres (59.91 mi)April 19, 2024;5 months ago

(Partially) 2025;1 year's time (Full route)

 BTS Group & Gulf EnergyPartially Operational
Kanchanaburi - Ban Phu Namron Border Checkpoint SectionN/A82 kilometres (51 mi)TBATBAProject Approved
Thai Motorway-t82.svg Intercity Motorway No.82 Bang Khun Thai - Pak Tho Motorway Bang Khun Thian - Ban Phaeo Section Bang Khun Thian Interchange Ban Phaeo Toll Plaza (under construction) 24.6 kilometres (15.3 mi)2025;1 year's time (Partially)

2026;2 years' time (Full route)

Under construction
Ban Phaeo - Pak Tho Section Ban Phaeo Toll Plaza (under construction) Pak Tho Interchange 47 kilometres (29 mi)TBAProject Approved
Thai Motorway-t83.svg Intercity Motorway No.83 Chumphon - Ranong MotorwayTBA94 kilometres (58 mi)Under Planning
Thai Motorway-t84.svg Intercity Motorway No.84 Hat Yai - Sadao Border Checkpoint Phetkasem Road Sadao Border Chekcpoint 62.5 kilometres (38.8 mi)Project Approved [10]
Thai Motorway-t85.svg Intercity Motorway No.85 Surat Thani - Phang Nga - Phuket MotorwayTBA236 kilometres (147 mi)Under Planning
Thai Motorway-t91.svg Intercity Motorway No.91 Bangkok 3rd Ring RoadNorthern Section Highway No.32 Rangsit - Nakhon Nayok Road 34 kilometres (21 mi)
Eastern Section Rangsit - Nakhon Nayok Road Bang Na - Trat Road 97 kilometres (60 mi)
Southern Section Bang Na - Trat Road Highway No.35 77 kilometres (48 mi)
Western Section Highway No.35 Highway No.32 101 kilometres (63 mi)
Thai Motorway-t92.svg Intercity Motorway No.92 Bangkok 4th Ring RoadTBA

List of former controlled-access highways in Thailand

List of former controlled-access highway in Thailand
ShieldRouteNameFormer statuinsCurrent statusDate of status changeNotes
Thai Motorway-f7.svg Chonburi - Laem Chabang - PattayaChonburi - Pattaya Road Thai Motorway-f7.svg Motorway No.7 (non-toll conllection) Thai Motorway-t7.svg Intercity Motorway No.7 (toll collection)March 28, 2010;14 years agoMerged with Intercity Motorway No.7 with toll collection.
Thai Motorway-f31.svg Din Daeng - Anusorn Sathan Vibhavadi Rangsit Road Thai Motorway-f31.svg Motorway No.31 Thai Highway-31.svg National Highway No.31 --
Thai Motorway-f35.svg Dao Khanong - Wang Manao Rama II Road Thai Motorway-f35.svg Motorway No.35 Thai Highway-35.svg National Highway No.35 October 31, 2013;10 years ago [11] The route does not meet motorway standards due to a lack of restrictions on exit and entry points. [11]
Thai Motorway-f36.svg Lat Krabang - Rayong- Thai Motorway-f36.svg Motorway No.36 Thai Motorway-t7.svg Intercity Motorway No.7 -Former route number of Intercity Motorway No.7 during the construction.
Thai Motorway-f37.svg Bang Phli - Bang Khun Thian [12] Kanchanaphisek Road (Southern Part) Thai Motorway-f37.svg Motorway No.37 Thailand road sign Expressway.svg Kanchanaphisek Expressway 15 November 2007;16 years agoMerged with Motorway No.9, the route number was later transferred to Cha-am Pranburi bypass road as National Highway No.37.
Thai Motorway-f338.svg Arun Amarin - Nakhon Chai Si Borommaratchachonnani Road Thai Motorway-f338.svg Motorway No.338 Thai Highway-338.svg National Highway No.338 September 20, 2013;11 years ago [13] The route does not meet motorway standards due to a lack of restrictions on exit and entry points. [13]

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