Transportation

CHUMPHON — Severe floods continued to plague the south of Thailand on Wednesday, rendering a vital highway impassable to many vehicles while the death toll rose to at least 14 people.

BANGKOK — Two more commuter rail extensions in the capital were given ambitious completion dates after the announcement Tuesday of a firm to build them.

BANGKOK — Free bus services will be offered during the upcoming long Father’s Day weekend.

BANGKOK — Pay nothing while expanding your circle of friends with the first commercial carpooling service from Grab.

BANGKOK — Traffic police have enforced a slow-down rule for nine intersections around Sanam Luang, citing the safety of mourners.

BANGKOK — A busy overpass remained open early Monday after the beginning of its demolition was postponed to Wednesday.

BANGKOK — Roughly a month before the junta moved van services from Victory Monument to other sites, Boonsong Srisakul said his vans ferried 2,600 passengers between Bangkok and a market town on the Cambodian border. In the month after the change, the number dropped to 600.

BANGKOK — Skip the four-hour drive between Pattaya and Hua Hin in favor of a 100-minute boat ride across the Gulf of Thailand when it launches in January.

BANGKOK — A World Cup qualifier hits Rajamangala National Stadium on Tuesday and commuters are advised to avoid the area in the evening unless they’re among the tens of thousands of football fans going to the match.

BANGKOK — Be prepared to find another place to float your boat Monday, as 70 piers throughout Bangkok will be closed on Loy Krathong.