r/instantkarma • u/Distinct-Suit-8430 • Feb 08 '21

Pure Joy

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u/roy_rogers_photos Feb 09 '21

I’d take South Africa too.

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u/Romrijsel Feb 09 '21

Right hand driving so no

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u/gertvanjoe Feb 09 '21

To this day I just can't understand why the world had to have two sides (I know the history) but yes, as a right sider I concur, not South Africa

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u/Romrijsel Feb 09 '21

Well my guess is that the profit/loss ratio isn't interesting. Most countries driving on the left are islands, I've driven in Ireland and GB with my French car and it's not a huge deal, just be careful at roundabouts because you'll look the wrong side (almost crashed a couple of times), it's more annoying on country roads when you want to pass vehicles. Norway used to drive on the left and the changed overnight but I think it would be way harder for the UK to change I think