Hitting the open road means hitting the right side of the open road in the U.S. but some of the world does it differently. Here's why that is.

And let's not mention roundabouts. Some 165 countries and territories drive on the right; mainly in the Americas, Continental Europe, most of Africa and mainland Asia (except South Asia and Thailand), ...

That's why, in left-hand drive vehicles, windscreen wipers go from right to left and in the UK they wipe from left to right.

A station wagon in England is typically called an estate car, which, not too long ago, would have been referred to by European gentlemen as a shooting brake.

Renting a car in Britain and Ireland can be a smart move — especially in Ireland, which lacks an extensive rail network. | ...

In urban areas, avoiding left turns might mean traveling an extra block, but this doesn’t necessarily add time to the trip.

Tourists visiting Stirling are being encouraged to make sure they drive on the proper side of the road.

It's easy to stay in the left lane when traveling down the highway, but is it legal? Here's what Georgia law has to say.

Tourists visiting Stirling are being encouraged to make sure they drive on the proper side of the road. With the peak tourist season now in effect, Stirling Council is supporting the Scottish ...