New steps taken to ease traffic woes at Laem Chabang port
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New steps taken to ease traffic woes at Laem Chabang port
11 Sept 03:08Key points summarised by AI
Introduce two new parking lots (70-rai and 22-rai) with amenities for truck drivers and relocate unloaded containers to external zones to immediately reduce port congestion.
Fully implement a new Truck Queue system via a smartphone dashboard application, integrating CCTV and real-time detection for fair and efficient regulation of port traffic.
Develop a centralized database for all stakeholders to streamline goods clearance processes and outline medium-to-long-term strategies, including online queuing and smart port automation.
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