【4K】What Commuting with a Folding Bike and Bangkok Metro Really Looks Like скачать в хорошем качестве

【4K】What Commuting with a Folding Bike and Bangkok Metro Really Looks Like

In this video, N'Dew, a university student juggling various part-time jobs, commutes from his apartment near Kasetsart University to his workplace in the Ladprao District. He uses his folding bike for the first and last segments of his journey, covering about 5 km, and then travels another 10 km on both the BTS and Yellow Monorail. N'Dew's folding bike is crucial for his commute. As he moves around the city for different jobs and classes, the bike's foldability allows him to easily hop on any Bangkok metro lines and buses, saving approximately 15,000 - 20,000 THB per year that would otherwise be spent on private or motorbike taxis. We hope this video illustrates how a folding bike can be a viable alternative for city commuting, offering both financial and time savings by integrating with metro services of Bangkok. Collaborated with: Sundew Chalakon Follow on IG: @sundew_lexus Location: BTS Forest Dept. - Lad Phrao 71 Route: BTS Light Green Line - Lad Phrao Rd. - Yellow Monorail Line - Nakniwat Rd. Distance: 5.1 KM (Cycling) + 9.8 KM (Taking Metro) Average speed: 19.4 KM/H (Cycling) 00:00 Highlight 00:24 Entering BTS Forest Dept. Station 01:44 Boarding BTS train 02:40 Exiting BTS Ha Yaek Lad Phrao Station 04:02 Ladprao Rd. 08:43 Entering the Yellow Monorial Lad Phrao Station 10:19 Boarding the Yellow Line Monorail 11:31 Exiting the Lad Phrao 71 Station 12:23 Sangkomsongkroh Rd. 14:20 Arriving at a public toilet to change working clothes 14:42 Continuing to workplace About the Channel: The 'Bangkok Street Cyclists.' showcases 4K videos of individuals on bicycles as a means of urban commute to save money, save time and save our deteriorating environment. The channel’s vision is simple: Bangkok street belongs to the people, not environmentally-unfriendly cars. Until the day comes when a city like Bangkok is blessed with dedicated cycling paths or is entirely car-free, we will persist in navigating our ride through the challenges of bad traffic, unpredictable drivers, urban pollution, and scorching heat. Subscribe for more cycling content Contact for cycling collaboration Support us on Patreon.