M6 Bang Pa-in–Pak Chong Section Opens Free Every Weekend
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Key Entities
Person
Piphat Ratchakitprakarn(พิพัฒน์ รัชกิจประการ)
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport.
Siripong Angkasakulkiat(สิริพงศ์ อังคสกุลเกียรติ)
Deputy Minister of Transport.
Piyapong Jiwattanakulpaisan(ปิยพงษ์ จิวัฒนกุลไพศาล)
Director General of the Department of Highways.
Organization
The ministry overseeing the M6 motorway project.
Department of Highways(กรมทางหลวง)
The agency responsible for preparing the route, traffic, and emergency systems for the M6.
Place
Intercity Motorway Number 6 (M6)(ทางหลวงพิเศษระหว่างเมืองหมายเลข 6 (M6))
A motorway route from Bang Pa-in to Nakhon Ratchasima totaling 196 kilometers.
The starting point of the newly opened M6 section and location of a toll plaza.
The endpoint of the newly opened M6 section and location of a toll plaza.
The destination city of the M6 motorway.
The province where the Bang Pa-in toll plaza is located.
The origin point for travelers using the M6 to go to the Northeast.
A primary road to Nakhon Ratchasima and the Northeast that the M6 helps relieve traffic from.
A primary road to Nakhon Ratchasima and the Northeast that the M6 helps relieve traffic from.
An area along the M6 known for scenic views where parking is prohibited.
Hin Kong Toll Plaza(ด่านหินกอง)
One of the five available entry-exit points on the M6 Bang Pa-in–Pak Chong section.
Kaeng Khoi Toll Plaza(ด่านแก่งคอย)
One of the five available entry-exit points on the M6 Bang Pa-in–Pak Chong section.
Muak Lek Toll Plaza(ด่านมวกเหล็ก)
One of the five available entry-exit points on the M6 Bang Pa-in–Pak Chong section.
Pak Chong Toll Plaza(ด่านปากช่อง)
One of the five available entry-exit points on the M6 Bang Pa-in–Pak Chong section.
Bang Pa-in Toll Plaza(ด่านบางปะอิน)
One of the five available entry-exit points on the M6 Bang Pa-in–Pak Chong section.