Northern ridgesOne-way car rental · ThailandN 05°–20° · E 97°–105°
Pick up in one city. Leave it in another.
Twelve branches from Chiang Rai to Hat Yai, and you never drive back. Tap two points on the map and see the distance, the driving time and the one-way fee before you book.
Plan a one-way trip
12 branches12 branches6 fee zones฿0 Suvarnabhumi ↔ Don Mueang24/7 roadside help
One-way fees6 × 6
The one-way fee is on the map, not in the small print.
Every branch sits in one of six zones. Between the two Bangkok airports it’s free, inside a zone it’s small, and it only climbs when the car ends up at the far end of the country and we have to bring it home.
FreeYour current routeThai baht, per rental
Gazetteer of branches
12 / 12Curated road trips5 routes · 2–5 days
Road trips that don’t loop back.
Our staff drive these routes on their days off. Each one starts at one branch and ends at another, with a sensible amount of driving per day. One tap loads it into the planner.
Price builderTHB · 2026
Every baht, itemised.
Car, days, one-way fee and cover, plus an honest estimate of what you’ll spend at the pump and the toll booths. The bar shows where the money goes.
1Your route
3Rental days
How it worksA → B
Four waypoints, no U-turn.
- 01
Plot the route
Pick a pick-up and a drop-off branch on the map or from the lists. The one-way fee is fixed from that moment.
- 02
Request, then relax
Send a request; we confirm the car on LINE, WhatsApp or email within an hour. No payment up front.
- 03
Collect with a full tank
Bring your passport or Thai ID, licence (plus IDP if it’s foreign) and a credit card for the ฿5,000 refundable hold.
- 04
Hand the keys over elsewhere
Return it full at any branch on your booking. We drive it home; you catch your flight.
Driving in Thailand, in six lines
Our counter staff go through this with every first-time driver.
- Keep leftThailand drives on the left. Our cars are right-hand drive and automatic.
- Licence + IDPA foreign licence must come with an International Driving Permit. Carry both.
- Child seats are lawSince September 2022, children under 6 and shorter than 135 cm must ride in a child seat. Ours are free.
- Belts in every seatEvery passenger, front and back, must wear a seat belt.
- Speed limitsUsually 90 km/h on highways, up to 120 km/h where signed. Cameras are common.
- Alcohol limit 0.05%Lower still (0.02%) on a Thai provisional licence. Easiest rule: if you drink, don’t drive.
Tourist Police 1155Highway Police 1193Waypoint roadside 24/7 (sample)
Booking requestWP-YYMMDD-XXXX
Send a request. Pay nothing yet.
Your route, car and days are already filled in from the planner. We hold the car and confirm within an hour, 07:00–22:00.
Prefer to talk? Our dispatch desk answers in Thai and English, 07:00–22:00.
Reviews4.9 / 5 · 1,240 trips
“We never had to drive back.”
FAQ8 answers
Before you set off.
Can’t find it here? Message the dispatch desk. A real person answers, in Thai or English.