เครื่องยนต์ 1.5 ประตู 4 ราคา วันละ 1000 บาท เดือนละ 800 บาท ต่อ วัน เหมาะสำหรับ 4 ท่าน ขับสบาย Driving on the Left in Thailand MAY 12, 2018 • 0 COMMENT If you are coming from a country that drives on the right-hand side of the road, then when renting a car you need to consider the following points for safe driving in Krabi, which like the rest of Thailand drives on the left-hand side of the road. This means the driver sits on the right side of the car. Thailand adopted driving on the left hand side apparently when the Japanese occupied the country during the Second World War. Or Thailand may have copied the British system when the first roads were built in Bangkok. Rent Honda BR-V in Krabi Car Rentals First points to consider If you are at all uncertain about driving on an unfamiliar side of the road, then practice before you drive out on to a busy road from our rental depot. But one thing you won’t have to worry about is changing up and down gears while you are driving, as Krabi Car Rentals are all automatic. While there are gears, which you’ll see on your left hand side, these are changed when you are stationary: you use them when changing between parking (P), reverse (R) and drive (D). When you first drive out, make sure that the side of the car furthest from you on the left is a sufficient distance from the curb, or from parked cars. You don’t want to scratch your car, other cars or wing mirrors. If you have a passenger in the next seat, ask them to help you judge the distances. Out on the road Once you have gained some confidence you can drive out on to a road. But don’t be too confident or too fast, because driving in Thailand can be full of surprises. Cars overtaking you should be coming on the right, not from the left (although some cars and motorbikes do!). So before turning left or right, check both sides to see if anything is coming. Also check your blind spot by looking behind you over your right shoulder. At junctions, look both ways before coming

เครื่องยนต์ 1.5 ประตู 4 ราคา วันละ 1000 บาท เดือนละ 800 บาท ต่อ วัน เหมาะสำหรับ 4 ท่าน ขับสบาย Driving on the Left in Thailand MAY 12, 2018 • 0 COMMENT If you are coming from a country that drives on the right-hand side of the road, then when renting a car you need to consider the following points for safe driving in Krabi, which like the rest of Thailand drives on the left-hand side of the road. This means the driver sits on the right side of the car. Thailand adopted driving on the left hand side apparently when the Japanese occupied the country during the Second World War. Or Thailand may have copied the British system when the first roads were built in Bangkok. Rent Honda BR-V in Krabi Car Rentals First points to consider If you are at all uncertain about driving on an unfamiliar side of the road, then practice before you drive out on to a busy road from our rental depot. But one thing you won’t have to worry about is changing up and down gears while you are driving, as Krabi Car Rentals are all automatic. While there are gears, which you’ll see on your left hand side, these are changed when you are stationary: you use them when changing between parking (P), reverse (R) and drive (D). When you first drive out, make sure that the side of the car furthest from you on the left is a sufficient distance from the curb, or from parked cars. You don’t want to scratch your car, other cars or wing mirrors. If you have a passenger in the next seat, ask them to help you judge the distances. Out on the road Once you have gained some confidence you can drive out on to a road. But don’t be too confident or too fast, because driving in Thailand can be full of surprises. Cars overtaking you should be coming on the right, not from the left (although some cars and motorbikes do!). So before turning left or right, check both sides to see if anything is coming. Also check your blind spot by looking behind you over your right shoulder. At junctions, look both ways before coming