Hitting the open road means hitting the right side of the open road in the U.S. but some of the world does it differently.

Imagine landing in London after years of driving in India. You step into a taxi and everything feels normal. Then imagine flying to Paris a few hours later and suddenly traffic lies flowing on the ...

The UK's 1835 Highway Act mandated LHT, influencing many nations. India, with the largest LHT population, adopted it via British colonial rule by 1947. Japan's LHT stems from samurai traditions and ...

Left-hand driving is a system in which vehicles drive on the right side of the road while the driver sits on the left-hand side of the car. This system is prevalent in countries where the traffic ...

The automobile has been commonplace for more than a century. Despite that fact, the world still can’t agree on one of the most basic principles of operating a car: which side of the road to drive on.

India follows left-hand traffic, but why? Discover the history behind India’s road system, why vehicles have right-hand drive ...