Why do Europeans have car steering wheel on the right?

[repaeR]

I play Watchdogs Legion, I can't stop driving on right lanes and entering car from the left side :D lol Europeans...

[videomike_Ultimate_Plushie]

♥♥♥ the brits are weird and wrong.

[idester]

Some old history stuff influence the way people drive or ride on the roads.

As for cars, I think its to get the driver closest to the center of the road for better control or something.

[Violent Rainbow]

You're the weird ones! Lefties will NEVER be right! You don't even deserve to have cars!

[Tsubame ⭐]

In Europe, only UK drives on the left with drivers on the right side of the car.

Nothing wrong with it, just that you grew up used to driving on the left side of the car.

Now go to Asia, and way more people and countries drive on the left with the driver on the right side of the car. Japan, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, etc.

[Violent Rainbow]

Escrito originalmente por ᠌ ⁧⁧Tsubame ⭐:

In Europe, only UK drives on the left with drivers on the right side of the car.

Nothing wrong with it, just that you grew up used to driving on the left side of the car.

Now go to Asia, and way more people and countries drive on the left with the driver on the right side of the car. Japan, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, etc.

Yeah I seen those people driving in India, there's no road rules there except that you can never not be beeping your horn.

[Electric Cupcake]

Most horsemen were right-handed, so they set up mounted saber duels with them charging at each other on the left side so they could slash with their right hands, and the custom stuck.

Also, the modern military salute stems from kniggits raising their visors to show the opponent their eyes.

Also, also, handshakes stem from the ancient greeting of clasping forearms to demonstrate there's no hidden weapon in the sleeve.

Also, also, also, knocking drinking vessels together for a toast was meant to slosh the contents between them as a gesture of good faith that neither was poisoned.

[76561198356019466]

Someone needs to tell my mother that over here we drive on the right side of the road.

[Jej]

Most of us drive on the right side. Only the UK drives on the left.

[ṼṏẌṏḭḊ]

So do we. It's the proper way to drive.

[76561198356019466]

in the winter up here we drive in the middle of the road.

[Your_White_Knight]

Escrito originalmente por repaeR:

Why do Europeans have car steering wheel on the right?

I play Watchdogs Legion, I can't stop driving on right lanes and entering car from the left side :D lol Europeans...

Because it puts the driver next to the oncoming traffic... just like driving on the right with the steering on the left..

Escrito originalmente por videomike_Ultimate_Plushie:

♥♥♥ the brits are weird and wrong.

That too.

[Electric Cupcake]

I will say that everyone who leaves their high beams on needs a boot up the ass.

The fuzz should crucify everyone who does that, but they're too busy jamming up people who harmlessly raise a phone to the ear without taking the eyes off the road. Reading texts is obviously verboten, but full "Hands free" laws are ridiculous.

[76561198356019466]

Escrito originalmente por Electric Cupcake:

I will say that everyone who leaves their high beams on needs a boot up the ass.

The fuzz should crucify everyone who does that, but they're too busy jamming up people who harmlessly raise a phone to the ear without taking the eyes off the road. Reading texts is obviously verboten, but full "Hands free" laws are ridiculous.

I wanna add not using turn signals to this.

[L1qu1dator]

Escrito originalmente por Electric Cupcake:

I will say that everyone who leaves their high beams on needs a boot up the ass.

The fuzz should crucify everyone who does that, but they're too busy jamming up people who harmlessly raise a phone to the ear without taking the eyes off the road. Reading texts is obviously verboten, but full "Hands free" laws are ridiculous.

No, ridiculous is allowing to use the phone at all, even through the loudspeaker.

[repaeR]

Escrito originalmente por Electric Cupcake:

Most horsemen were right-handed, so they set up mounted saber duels with them charging at each other on the left side so they could slash with their right hands, and the custom stuck.

Also, the modern military salute stems from kniggits raising their visors to show the opponent their eyes.

Also, also, handshakes stem from the ancient greeting of clasping forearms to demonstrate there's no hidden weapon in the sleeve.

Also, also, also, knocking drinking vessels together for a toast was meant to slosh the contents between them as a gesture of good faith that neither was poisoned.

I see.