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Jacko 2020-12-18 02:23:17 | #2
Oryx (2020-12-17 22:11:05)Oryx
Seeing as it is RHD, do you figure this car actually originated from Botswana?
Seeing as it is RHD, do you figure this car actually originated from Botswana?
It might be the case, but I think its unlikely. Like many diplomatic cars in Berlin, this was delivered through Mercedes' own ' Diplomatic Sales ' service. I think the car was specified in RHD, for when the car is exported to Botswana. The Botswanan embassy in Berlin has other newer cars with RHD too.
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Juterman 2020-12-18 08:23:40 | #3
Drivers have skills in driving RHD cars, but they need to adopt driving in RHT, instead of LHT. About 30% of African territory, mostly former British colonies, have LHT.
Burundi and Rwanda have plans to switch from RHT to LHT, because they have closer economic ties with Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.
Burundi and Rwanda have plans to switch from RHT to LHT, because they have closer economic ties with Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.
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lulzyboy 2020-12-18 10:49:10 | #4
Juterman (2020-12-18 08:23:40)Juterman
Drivers have skills in driving RHD cars, but they need to adopt driving in RHT, instead of LHT. About 30% of African territory, mostly former British colonies, have LHT.
Burundi and Rwanda have plans to switch from RHT to LHT, because they have closer economic ties with Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.
Drivers have skills in driving RHD cars, but they need to adopt driving in RHT, instead of LHT. About 30% of African territory, mostly former British colonies, have LHT.
Burundi and Rwanda have plans to switch from RHT to LHT, because they have closer economic ties with Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.
There is no side that is better or worse. I drive both RHD and LHD on wrong sides of the road all the time. Econimically the only difference is the resale value of vehicles.
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lulzyboy 2020-12-18 12:52:45 | #6
Juterman (2020-12-18 12:44:32)Juterman
lulzyboy
There is no side that is better or worse. I drive both RHD and LHD on wrong sides of the road all the time. Econimically the only difference is the resale value of vehicles.
My friend had a Japanese RHD car.
lulzyboy
There is no side that is better or worse. I drive both RHD and LHD on wrong sides of the road all the time. Econimically the only difference is the resale value of vehicles.
My friend had a Japanese RHD car.
It does become a problem if the majority of people have RHD vehicles in a RHT country. Overtaking and seeing around blind junctions can be a problem without a mirror system (I have one but I haven't seen many RHD vehicles with it) Vladivstok and far east Russia presuambly suffers a lot from this issue.
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