:rolleyes:

I drive on the correct side of the road.

I drive on the correct side of the road.

 

Which of course is the left, as we all know!!:P

Which of course is the left, as we all know!!:P

 

I thought the correct side was the right side :rolleyes:

I thought the correct side was the right side :rolleyes:

 

I'm amazed to hear that coming from an Aussie!!:dozey:

Ah, conventions - how global standards just can only go so far!:laugh3: ISO 2100 has us all driving on the Right-hand side, since that's more common. :P All you lefties will have to switch. Sure, mass chaos in the land where you're from you say? Only for a few decades, and by then, after all the dust has settled, and the dents are pulled, you'll be just fine!:) Plus, your insurance rates will go down again, and that will come as a much-needed relief.

A long, long time ago, there was no standard for location of the drive lever or steering wheel, so yes, I have driven a right-hand drive car here in the US! Granted, this was a 1909 model, probably the last year you could get right-hand drive autos, but they did exist!

 

Solution: Drive in reverse when traveling elsewhere.:P

its my road, i'll drive on whichever side i see fit :cool:

Either the dead center or on the sidewalk (Im not a good driver:\)

 

 

JK, Im actually pretty good, and in America we drive on the right side.:smug:

Either the dead center or on the sidewalk (Im not a good driver:\)

 

 

JK, Im actually pretty good, and in America we drive on the right side.:smug:

 

Which happens to be the wrong side.:rolleyes:

Italians drive wherever they fit also ...it's so creepy :confused:

Which happens to be the wrong side.:rolleyes:

 

actually no. no it's not wrong. it's quite right.:rolleyes:

The Right side

Italians drive wherever they fit also ...it's so creepy :confused:

 

 

Hahaha..that's funny!

Italians drive wherever they fit also ...it's so creepy :confused:

 

how many car crashes do they get in?

how many car crashes do they get in?

 

An average of one a week?:rolleyes:

Ah, conventions - how global standards just can only go so far!:laugh3: ISO 2100 has us all driving on the Right-hand side, since that's more common. :P All you lefties will have to switch. Sure, mass chaos in the land where you're from you say? Only for a few decades, and by then, after all the dust has settled, and the dents are pulled, you'll be just fine!:) Plus, your insurance rates will go down again, and that will come as a much-needed relief.

A long, long time ago, there was no standard for location of the drive lever or steering wheel, so yes, I have driven a right-hand drive car here in the US! Granted, this was a 1909 model, probably the last year you could get right-hand drive autos, but they did exist!

 

 

Watch - http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZZ4vFuRwiEg

An average of one a week?:rolleyes:

 

:rolleyes:

we're supposed to drive on the right here in america....

 

but sometimes... :sneaky:

 

:P

I have driven on the right hand side of the M4 coming back from Cardiff one night

 

Also having to drive though the right hand side of the Newport tunnel, again late one night.

 

I'm so naughty

I have driven on the right hand side of the M4 coming back from Cardiff one night

 

Also having to drive though the right hand side of the Newport tunnel, again late one night.

 

I'm so naughty

 

Contraflows don't count.:rolleyes:

I dont think I could drive on the left side of the road... even being in a car on the left side it's a bit panicky!!

Contraflows don't count.:rolleyes:

 

Damn :P

On camp I drive in the middle of the road as the majority of it is an annoying one way system, and due to the various roadworks, a short0cut one day might be blocked off the next day.

we drive on the left here. I don't think I could drive on the right, I would end up in the gutter or something but then don't people who drive on the right have their steering on the otherside to us?