The Expressway Authority of Thailand (EXAT) is weighing plans to reduce toll fees and roll out special campaigns to boost Easy Pass use, with some initiatives expected to start later in the year. The proposal, reported today, September 29, aligns with Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Pipat Ratchakitprakarn’s pledge to cut living costs within four months. In the meantime, EXAT is preparing incentives to encourage drivers to switch to Easy Pass and help ease congestion at toll booths. Alongside the Easy Pass scheme, EXAT will also ask the Cabinet to approve its double-deck expressway project from Ngamwongwan to Rama 9. Under the plan, toll fees on the first and second expressway tiers along the stretch would be capped at 50 baht.