Chaophraya Express Boat Orange Flag Explained

CHAO PHRAYA EXPRESS BOAT
Locale: Thailand Bangkok Nonthaburi
Waterway:Chao Phraya
Transit Type:express boat
Ferrytype:Classic wooden boat 70 seatsClassic wooden boat 120 seats
Route:Chao Phraya Express Boat
Line: * Kiakkai-Wat Rajsingkorn/Nonthaburi
Owner:Supattra Group
Operator:Chaophrayaexpressboat.Co., Ltd
Authority:Marine Department Bangkok Metropolitan Administration
Began Operation:1971
System Length:19.88mi (32km)
Vessels:65
Hub:Sathorn Pier
Terminals:27 Pier

Chao Phraya Express Boat Orange Flag It is a popular express passenger boat for the working population. In urgent time The Orange Flag Chao Phraya Express Boat Orange flag will be another commute to work option for people in Bangkok. To reduce traffic problems and at all times, tourists often use the Chao Phraya Express Boat Orange flag. in tourism See the scenery of the Chao Phraya River as well.

Schedule

Update date 27/03/2024[1]

Route/dayTime
Nonthaburi – Wat Rajsingkorn (Mon–Fri)06:00 am – 06:10 pm (every 15–30 minutes)
Wat Rajsingkorn – Nonthaburi (Mon–Fri)06:00 am – 06:10 pm (every 15–30 minutes)
Nonthaburi – Wat Rajsingkorn (Sat or public holidays)07:30 am – 05:00 pm (every 20–30 minutes)
Wat Rajsingkorn – Nonthaburi (Sat or public holidays)08:30 am – 05:45 pm (every 20–30 minutes)
Nonthaburi – Wat Rajsingkorn (Sun)09:00 am – 05:00 pm (every 20–30 minutes)
Wat Rajsingkorn – Nonthaburi (Sun)10:30 am – 05:45 pm (every 20–30 minutes)
Kiak Kai – Wat Rajsingkorn (Mon–Fri)04:50 pm
Kiak Kai – Nonthaburi (Mon–Fri)04:45 pm

Boats

Chao Phraya Express boats Orange Flag operates mainly two types of boats; all of them are built mainly out of wood.[2]

Single-screw boat: They are able to hold around 90–120 passengers at a time and are around NaNm (-2,147,483,648feet) long and about 2.7m (08.9feet) wide. The area on the back of the boat (floor painted yellow) is normally restricted to embarking and disembarking passengers, but some people like to stand there when the boat is highly crowded. There are two 2-step stairs on each side of the boat connecting the yellow pad on the back to the passenger area inside the boat, while in between those stairs is a non-functioning on-board toilet. The engine room, in the appearance of a large wooden box, is inboard in the center line of the boat in front of the seating area. There are two rows of seats on the left and another two on the right and an aisle passing in the middle. On the newer boats, the roof from over the engine room to the middle section of the boat is raised for extra headroom because most standing passengers on crowded boats are standing there. This design has been applied to all other boats that are being built in the company's shipyards in Bangkok and Ayutthaya. These type of boats operate on all non-flagged, orange-flagged and green-yellow-flagged boats, but also off-peak direction trips of yellow-flagged boats. The fleet has about 50 boats of this type.

Twin-screw boat or "super size" boat:[3] This type of boat holds around 120 to 180 passengers. Unlike the single-screw boat, the boat driver sits in a small pod above the passenger deck, similar to a cockpit on board a Boeing 747 airliner, giving view for passenger in the front-most row and public access to the boat's front deck for passengers who desire to watch the view from the boat's front without any obstruction (except for the Thai national flag). It is about NaNm (-2,147,483,648feet) long and about NaNm (-2,147,483,648feet) wide. Unlike a single-screw boat, its seating area stretches over the entire boat, while most seating is in front of engines. The engine rooms are placed lower than those in single-screw boats, and some passengers prefer to sit on them when it is crowded. There are 8 seats behind each engine. There are two aisles in the seating area in front of the engines and 3 aisles behind the engines. There are two toilets, one on the port and another one on the starboard, located in front of the engines. This type of boat serves as yellow flagged express boat in peak hours, and serves as tourist boats in off-peak hours. The fleet has about 15 boats of this type.

Routes

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PierServicesTransfersLocation
N30Nonthaburi (Pibul 3)นนทบุรี (พิบูลย์สงคราม 3)Nonthaburi
N29/1Rama V Bridgeพระราม 5
N29Pibul 2พิบูลย์สงคราม 2
N28Wat Kienวัดเขียน
N27Wat Tuekวัดตึก
N26Wat Khemaวัดเขมา
N25Pibul 1พิบูลย์สงคราม 1
N24Rama VII Bridgeพระราม 7
N23Wat Soi Thongวัดสร้อยทองBangkok
N22Bang Poบางโพ Bang Pho Station
N21Kiak Kaiเกียกกาย
N20Kheaw Khai Kaเขียวไข่กา
N19Irrigation Dept.กรมชลประทาน
N18Payapพายัพ
N17/1Wat Thepakornวัดเทพากร
N17Wat Thepnahreeวัดเทพนารี
N16Krung Thon Bridgeสะพานกรุงธน (ซังฮี้)
N15Thewetเทเวศร์
N14Rama VIII Bridgeพระราม 8
N13Phra Arthitพระอาทิตย์
N12Phra Pin Klao Bridgeพระปิ่นเกล้า
N11Thonburi Railwayท่ารถไฟ
N10Wang Lang (Prannok)วังหลัง (พรานนก)
N9Tha Changท่าช้าง
N8Tha Tienท่าเตียน
Wat Arunวัดอรุณ
N7Rajineeราชินี Sanam Chai Station
N6/1Yodpimanยอดพิมาน
N6Memorial Bridgeสะพานพุทธ
N5Rachawongseราชวงศ์
N4Marine Dept.กรมเจ้าท่า
N3Si Phrayaสี่พระยา
N2Wat Muang Kaeวัดม่วงแค
N2/1ICONSIAMไอคอนสยาม Charoen Nakhon
N1Orientalโอเรียลเต็ล
CENSathorn (Taksin Bridge)สาทร (ตากสิน) BTS Skytrain Saphan Taksin Station
S1Wat Sawetachatวัดเศวตฉัตร
S2Wat Worachanyawasวัดวรรยาวาส
S3Wat RajsingkornAsiatiqueวัดราชสิงขรเอเชียทีค

References

  1. Web site: Facebook . 2024-04-05 . www.facebook.com.
  2. Web site: Facebook . 2024-04-04 . www.facebook.com.
  3. Web site: 2024-04-04 . Chao Phraya Express Boat . 2024-04-04 . chaophrayaexpressboat.com.
  4. Web site: Boat Service Chao Phraya Express Boat . 2024-04-04 . CPX . en.

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