Random Question regarding Chiang Mai.
There's a street there, in the downtown old city area, and it's a street, which I have heard is the only street in Chiang Mai, maybe all of Thailand, where you are legally required to drive on the right hand side of the street 🤯!
Yes, it exists, I have driven on it (Thai wife told me to 'take the next left ... oh, and be careful, this street you drive on the right hand side!') and I have found one video that shows a short section of the street, but no identifying signs that would easily locate where it's at but nothing else, at least in English.
Anyone know the name of this street or where (a nearby landmark even?) in Chiang Mai it is located (old city Chiang Mai warps my brain, 3 years living in Chiang Mai, outside the city near Hang Dong, and I still can't get used to driving around the old city area!)
TLDR : Answer Summary
In Chiang Mai, there is a street where drivers are required to drive on the right-hand side. This unique street is located in the downtown old city area and connects Thapae Road to Chang Moi Road. Though there are a couple of such streets, one notable street is Chang Mai Tud Mai Road. The street is short and primarily serves to facilitate traffic flow, connecting one-way streets. The community discussion also notes that similar streets exist in other cities around the world.
