Traffic right turns banned for three years at Si Nut Intersection
Right turns from all traffic directions at the Si Nut Intersection on Sri Nakarin-On Nut roads have been banned for three years because of construction.
Pol Col Thawatchai Wongsa-nga, deputy commander of Metropolitan Police Division 4, said the measure is aimed at lessening traffic congestion at the intersection.
Traffic at the intersection has worsened since the middle section of the road was cordoned off for the construction of an elevated railway system.
Thawatchai said vehicles on the outbound On Nut Road are prohibited from making right turns at the intersection to the outbound Sri Nakarin Road. They must make a left turn and make a U-turn under the bridge across the Prawet Canal.
He said vehicles inbound on On Nut Road cannot make right turns to the inbound Sri Nakarin Road. They must make a left turn and make a U-turn in front of Soi Sri Nakarin 31.
Vehicles inbound on Sri Nakarin Road cannot turn right to the outbound On Nut Road. They must go straight past the intersection and make a U-turn under the Prawet Canal bridge.
Vehicles outbound on Sri Nakarin Road cannot make right turns to the inbound On Nut Road. They must go straight past the intersection and make a U-turn in front of Soi Sri Nakarin 31.