The motoring world has more than its fair share of what I call butter battles (pointless but divisive issues that lead to conflict), but perhaps few go quite as deep as the divide between where the ...

(WHTM) — Driving in the United States is very common, with over 228 million people taking to the roads in 2019. But have you ever thought about why in The United States we drive on the right side of ...

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., ...

If you've ever taken one of the coolest pontoon boats out on the lake, you might have noticed that the steering wheel is commonly found on the right side. In nautical terminology, that's known as the ...

When it comes to roads, driving, and automobiles, the English tend to do things a little differently to Americans. In Old Blighty, trucks are called "lorries", drivers turn using indicators instead of ...

When we think about hauling the mail in a right-hand-drive car, we probably have visions of R34 Skylines dancing in our heads. Yet we also need to get our mail, and neither snow nor rain nor heat nor ...