are Japanese. The air-conditioned bus fleet consists of buses from Hino, Isuzu, Daewoo, and Mercedes-Benz (standard and articulated). The ordinary bus fleet consists of buses from Hino, Isuzu, and Mitsubishi Fuso. Ordinary buses are being phased out. Most buses are diesel powered, but they are being converted to cleaner and cheaper natural gas (NGV). It operates new routes of NGV-powered vans, shuttling people between city center and suburban communities. The BMTA has been working for 11 years to procure 489 natural gas-powered buses to replace its ageing fleet and is expected to complete the task in 2018. It plans to buy 35 electric buses and 2,476 hybrid buses in the future. As of March 2021, the BMTA fleet consists of the following bus Air-Conditioned Buses Ordinary Buses See also Buses in Bangkok BRT (Bangkok) MRT Bus No. 8 List of bus routes in Bangkok List of rapid transit systems References External links Bangkok Mass Transit Authority Bangkok bus Club Bus transport in Bangkok Companies based in Bangkok Transport companies established in 1976 1976 establishments in Thailand State enterprises of Thailand