Elevate travel experiences, rendering safe, rapid and convenient journeys, with a top-notch motorway that is equipped with efficient and modern services, meeting the needs of today’s digital lifestyle

Project Background

Utraphimuk Elevated Tollway Extension Intercity Motorway, Rangsit – Bang Pa-In Section, Project (M5)

The Cabinet (CME) resolution on December 24, 2024, approved the Department of Highways to proceed with the Intercity Motorway No. 5 Project – Uttaraphimuk Elevated Expressway Extension (Rangsit–Bang Pa-in Section) as a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Gross Cost investment model.

This project will help alleviate traffic congestion on Phahonyothin Road and Vibhavadi Rangsit Road by providing a seamless connection from the heart of Bangkok to the upper central, northern, and northeastern regions of Thailand. It will enhance traffic flow, making travel more convenient, faster, and safer, while also supporting logistics and contributing to the overall economic growth of the country.

Project Details

The Utraphimuk Elevated Expressway Extension — fast, convenient, and safe, connecting your journey.

The Intercity Motorway No. 5 Project – Uttaraphimuk Elevated Expressway Extension (Rangsit–Bang Pa-in Section) is an extension of the existing Uttaraphimuk Elevated Expressway. The route runs along Phahonyothin Road and consists entirely of an elevated structure with six lanes (three in each direction), covering a total distance of approximately 29 kilometers.

The project comprises two main sections:

Rangsit – Bang Pa-in Section (approximately 22 kilometers)

Starting point: The current terminus of the Uttaraphimuk Elevated Expressway
Ending point: The Bang Pa-in Interchange, connecting to Motorway Route M6

Anusornsatarn – Rangsit Section (approximately 7 kilometers) This section is currently operated and maintained by the Department of Highways.

Toll Collection System

Opened System
M-Flow

Collection Locations The project provides 7 toll collection locations as follows:

Rangsit 1
Rangsit 2
Khlong Luang
Thammasat University
Nava Nakorn
Valaya Alongkorn
Pratunam Phra-In

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Project Partnership

The PPP Gross Cost has been applied for the project, where the private party is responsible for designing and constructing a 6-lane elevated motorway, system works and other related facilities, including on-off ramps, interchanges, and installation of the M-Flow Traffic Control Surveillance System.