FastZipper6
Junior Member
Curious... do motorcylists that drive on the left side of the road wave to each other as much as motorcyclists that drive on the right(correct...hehe) side of the road?
Am I understand this correctly? In America we wave with our brake hand to each other because it's nearest the middle of the road and easier than using our throttle hand. In the UK wouldn't the throttle hand be on the inside thus making it more awkward?
How do people "over there" do the wave thing?
I found this on some website:
More than 50 countries around the world drive on the left side of the road. The major countries, ranked by population, are India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Japan, Thailand, the United Kingdom, South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Nepal. In Europe, Cyprus, Ireland and Malta are the other countries that drive on the left.
Am I understand this correctly? In America we wave with our brake hand to each other because it's nearest the middle of the road and easier than using our throttle hand. In the UK wouldn't the throttle hand be on the inside thus making it more awkward?
How do people "over there" do the wave thing?
I found this on some website:
More than 50 countries around the world drive on the left side of the road. The major countries, ranked by population, are India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Japan, Thailand, the United Kingdom, South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Nepal. In Europe, Cyprus, Ireland and Malta are the other countries that drive on the left.