what countries drive on the left hand side Page 2

Ah, the left-hand side driving brigade – a motley crew mostly hanging on due to historical quirks and stubborn tradition. Countries like the UK, Australia, Japan, India, South Africa, New Zealand, and several others in the Commonwealth have stuck with it. This means the steering wheel is on the right, and you keep left unless overtaking, which definitely keeps the tourists on their toes.

It’s a legacy of British colonialism and practical horse-riding conventions from centuries past. So if you fancy a cheeky road trip Down Under or in the Land of the Rising Sun, prepare to keep left or risk a fender-bender. For a full, detailed list, have a gander at the official transport department sites or trusty resources online.