Our aim here is to provide a series of useful tips for anyone who is going to do so for the first time, whether it be to get around the city or to travel further inland, however, it is essential to understand that this is not an exhaustive list of dos and don’ts.
So before we start, we remind you that it is your obligation to get information about the Highway Code in any country you intend you drive in.
This video is merely the result of the authors’ personal experience and has no official approval.
The first thing to tell you is that in Thailand you will drive on the left, so if you come from a country where you drive on the right, we recommend you to rent a car with automatic transmission. This way, you do not have to familiarise to changing gears with your left hand when so many other things are new to you.
The video is undoubtedly the best way to offer all this information. Let’s go then!