Thais almost never honk at each other. Why, in a country with such chaotic traffic, does no one honk? Let's figure it out, because it's not about traffic rules, but about the unique Thai mentality.

Sooner or later, a chilling question arises in the mind of any driver in Thailand: "What happens if we collide? Who will pay?" Surely, while researching the country before your trip, you've read a bunch of myths and horror stories about how in Thailand the farang (foreigner) is always to blame for everything. In this article, we'll dispel a few of them.

When you are ready to hire a vehicle, you'll almost certainly encounter the concept of a deposit. Many tourists worry about this payment, especially if they're renting a vehicle for the first time. In fact, there's nothing to worry about if you understand how it works in advance. What is it, why is it necessary, and, most importantly, how can you be guaranteed a refund? Let's find out!

The choice of cars is quite large and you can simply get buried in all the characteristics and parameters. The makes and brands do not differ from those that drive on the roads of Europe. Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Mazda. What then should a tourist choose - a familiar sedan, a trendy crossover, or a brutal pickup truck? At first glance it seems that there is not much difference, but in practice the type of car can strongly affect the comfort of the trip. Let's figure it out in simple language.