The video is a step-by-step guide on how to legally cross Bangkok by motorcycle en route from the east coast (Pattaya, Chonburi, Rayong, etc.) to Hua Hin on the west coast.​
  • Motorcycles are prohibited on most Bangkok highways, tollways, and bridges (look out for the dreaded red sign showing no motorcycles, bicycles, tuk-tuks, etc.). The host emphasizes sticking to legal routes only—no “you can sneak by” shortcuts.
  • Phase 1 – Entering Bangkok:
    • Start on Sukhumvit Road (Route 3), which runs along the east coast into Bangkok.
    • Follow the BTS Skytrain pillars (on the right) and count 8 stations.
    • After the 8th station (Pu Chao), turn left toward Phra Pradaeng.
  • Phase 2 – The Ferry Crossing:
    • Follow Route 3113, a straight industrial road, to the river.
    • Board the motorcycle ferry at Phra Pradaeng (10 baht, ~5 min ride).
    • On the west side, exit and turn right, then left onto a small road that connects to a bigger one.
  • Phase 3 – Connecting Roads:
    • Join Route 303 for ~4.5 km (avoid staying too far left).
    • Exit onto Route 35, the main east–west road out of Bangkok.
    • Stay on the service/frontage road until motorcycles are allowed onto the main highway.
  • Final Stretch:
    • Route 35 leads to Highway 4, which runs directly south to Cha-am and Hua Hin.
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