Hat Yai's EV City Loop, airport minibus and trains to Padang Besar, all on one map.
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Open the map →All three services, every stop and live-tracking links on one map
Plan from A to B with walking, transfers and fares in baht
See each line's stops, direction and operating hours
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Colours match the lines on the map. Badges show how firm the times are.
Air-conditioned electric bus run by Songkhla PAO in two directions, Loop Left (วนซ้าย) and Loop Right (วนขวา), over the same 24 stops in central Hat Yai.
Air-conditioned minibus between Hat Yai International Airport and Hat Yai Bus Terminal via the city centre (route 8299).
Hat Yai Junction ↔ Padang Besar on the Malaysian border. Trains 741/743 go south, 742/744 come back north; Special Express 45/46 also runs the line.
Also on the map: KTM MySawasdee, a seasonal charter train between KL Sentral and Hat Yai (book through KTMB).
Hat Yai Transit stops at the border. Carrying on into Malaysia or Singapore? Our sister apps take it from there.
Live buses and trains across Malaysia, from the Klang Valley (RapidKL) and Penang (Rapid Penang) to the BAS.MY cities. Watch vehicles move on the map, check stops and arrivals, plan journeys and work out bus, train and ferry fares.
Singapore and Johor Bahru on one live map. Track buses on both sides of the Causeway, check arrivals, explore routes and stops, and plan cross-border journeys with fare estimates. Free, no sign-up, no ads.
Both are free and made by the same independent developer as Hat Yai Transit.
Every service is on the same map, each in its own colour:
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