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Discussion - Transportation > Driving side of the road > Left or right
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further discussion on Transportation > Driving side of the road > Left or right
Fred
7th April 2012 |
This information is wrong. We drive left side in the Philippines. |
Graham Bird
1st November 2011 |
As John D Brown stated on 1 April 2010 (see comment above), Samoa switched from driving on the right to driving on the left in September 2010. Details of the changeover are available on numerous websites. The information shown on the Nationmaster list (above) has therefore been inaccurate for more than two years. |
Mr Sno
21st October 2011 |
We were certainly driving on the Left side when I was in Malaysia...
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been there done that
13th July 2010 |
I came to this site to find one country in particular (and no, it wasn't Somalia, which is also missing). I was looking for South Korea (and for that matter, North Korea). Any clues? |
John D. Brown
1st April 2010 |
CORRECTION REQUIRED
Please note that Samoa changed to left-hand traffic 9from driving on right) in September 2009.
Kindest regards
John D. Brown - London |
John D. Brown
1st April 2010 |
CORRECTION REQUIRED
Please note that Samoa changed to left-hand traffic in September 2009.
Kindest regards
John D. Brown - London |
Ashlee
18th February 2010 |
I have been to Malaysia and we drove on the left side....kula lampour |
Jesstern
29th August 2009 |
In response to the inquisitor on Singaporean and Malaysian driving orientations, the information on this website is accurate. The confusion here is with reference to which side the car is driven on not on the position of the driver's seat. |
c (usa)
14th February 2009 |
Are there any locations where a left-hand drive road and right-hand drive road meet a border crossing? It looks as though this would rarely be a problem because a) many of the left-hand drive countries are islands not bordering other nations, or b) many continental left-hand drive nations border each other, or c) where left-hand and right-hand drive nations DO border they border in remote rural regions with very few if any connecting roads. Just wondering if anyone had any insight on this. |
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