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Countries which
use left hand drivedrive on the left side of the road account for only a sixth of the world's land area, but a full third of the population.I suppose that's because
left hand drivedriving on the left has some very dense populations, like Japan, UK and IndiaEdit: terminology mistake
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india has right-hand drive vehicles. the steering wheel is provided at the right-front seat.
we drive on the left side of the road.
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What?! Why?
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✨ british imperialism ✨
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That doesn't explain why they have the cars meant for side A, but use them to drive on side B.
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cars that drive on the right have their steering wheel on the left side (i.e. left-hand drive), and vice versa.
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OP said (and stressed with italics) that they have right hand drive cars but drive them on the opposite side, which was the point of his comment
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I think you’re getting confused by the terminology; this is an explanation from the Wikipedia article.
The terms right- and left-hand drive refer to the position of the driver and the steering wheel in the vehicle and are, in automobiles, the reverse of the terms right- and left-hand traffic.
ETA: So the red areas have left-hand drive and right-hand traffic, while the blue areas have right-hand drive and left-hand traffic.
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and there's the answer
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Right front
Right? From the view of someone on the inside? That would be normal for a left side drive nation...
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Isnt that how it works everywhere u have steering wheel on right and drive on left u have steering wheel on left u drive on right.
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India's doing most of the work here.
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Dont forget malaysia and indonesia
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