Getting Around Mae Sot

A Town on the thai-myanmar border''s mass transit system is distinct from larger Thai cities. There are no metro or tram systems. The main and most common form of public transportation inside the town are songthaews. These are red pick-up trucks fitted with two benches in the back, serving as shared taxis. They form the backbone of Mae Sot's local transport. They function on semi-fixed routes along main roads but also function as shared taxis, acquiring and dropping off passengers along their general direction of travel.

A Town on the thai-myanmar border does not have a formal route map system for songthaews. They mainly ply the main roads and can be hailed anywhere by simply waving your hand. Drivers typically know common destinations. Significant connection points where you can find songthaews include the A Town on the thai-myanmar border Bus Terminal, Mae Sot Airport, Rim Moei Market, and the town center area, particularly around the A Town on the thai-myanmar border A Street for walking only. Fares are typically fixed for common routes within town (20-50 THB per person). You pay the driver directly upon alighting. Songthaews operate from early morning (around 6:00 AM) until late evening (roughly 8:00 PM or 9:00 PM).