Most of them are countries where Horlicks is readily available:

Based on this map in Wikipedia.
For the full story, see the Right- and Left-Hand Traffic entry in Wikipedia.
by Joey deVilla on August 13, 2008
Most of them are countries where Horlicks is readily available:

Based on this map in Wikipedia.
For the full story, see the Right- and Left-Hand Traffic entry in Wikipedia.
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I’m seeing a majority, not just in countries, but in super powers, that are driving on the wrong side of the road. Ever wonder if you should rethink this?
@Jake The USA is a world power and they drive on the right side. & most of the countries in Africa are NOT super powers. The majority of the ones on the wrong side are 3rd world ones.
Whoever it was that said that the U.S. Science folk use the metric system apparently wasn’t watching when they lost that Mars probe a couple of years ago because some idiot didn’t bother to include a simple line of code like Velocity_KPH = Velocity_MPH * 1.6 in their programming. Oops! There goes a 10 billion dollar (or something like that) Mars probe!! Oh well!! If the U.S. used the metric system like the rest of the world that never would have happened.
@The_Colonel
The Mars Climate Orbiter cost $125million.
The crash was caused when the flight system software on board Mars Climate Orbiter, was written to calculate thruster performance in metric Newtons (N) while the ground crew was inputing course corrections using the Imperial measure, Pound-force (lbf).
If you are going to b1tch about something at least get your sh1t straight.