Travelling abroad can sometimes feel like stepping into a mirror. You may notice cars speeding along the “opposite” side of the road, leaving you wondering - why do some countries drive on the right ...

The Japanese drive on the left side because in the 19th century, they hired British engineers to build their railway systems.

The R34 Nissan GT-R was one of the most influential cars of the ’90s, and even today it’s still revered as an incredibly competent vehicle. The car was famously sold only in a right-hand drive ...

Did you know that before 1972, Nigerian driver seats were on the right side of the vehicle? As Nigeria's trade with surrounding countries, especially former French colonies, grew, right-hand driving ...

Take a road trip across the U.S., and you'll notice something we barely question — everyone drives on the right. It feels normal and almost automatic, but when you take that same trip to the U.K., ...

Peter earned a Bachelor of Archeology and Creative Writing from the University of Alabama and has since joined his love of driving and riding with storytelling. His voice is full of southern ...