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OK, we want to start this off easy. In the United States, we drive on the right side of the road. We hope you understand this.

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You'll feel right at home when you travel to Dubai. They, as well, drive on the right side of the road.

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You guessed it. England drives on the left side of the road. This is also what we refer to as the "wrong side."

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Now, things are getting tricky. Fiji drives on the left side of the road. Hopefully, you're too busy at the beach to care.

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They're just like us! Germany drives on the right side of the road. And they make fine automobiles.

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The Netherlands drives on the right side of the road. Even when they were known as Holland, they drove on the right.

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When in Hong Kong, drive on the left. Better yet, get a rickshaw!

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Ireland does its best to break ties from Britain. But in this sense, they can't. They drive on the left.

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Who knew we had so much in common with the Italians? They drive on the right side of the road.

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Israel drives on the right side of the road. Was it written somewhere in the Bible?

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In the Côte d’Ivoire, they drive on the right. You could also call it the Ivory Coast, but it doesn't sound as good.

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Wait a minute, Japan drives on the left? There's something oddly surprising about this.

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North Korea drives on the right, plain and simple. There will be no sort of overt political comment placed here.

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They drive to the right in Mexico. Thank goodness, because otherwise, you'd have to reprogram your brain when you go to Tijuana for the night.

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In the tiny country of Nepal, they drive on the left. Maybe they got it from the Brits?

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When in Norway, drive on the right side of the road. If you encounter a Viking, drive very fast.

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When in Singapore, drive on the left. Then visit Universal Studios Singapore. Why not?

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South Africa is a left-driving country. While there, why not drive on the left all the way through Africa!

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Nothing out of the ordinary here. You can get around most of Scandinavia on the right-hand side.

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Easy to remember. Drive on the right in Switzerland. Now, use that brain power to navigate all the languages the people speak there.

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Turkey drives on the right. That's nice to remember, because you're going to be driving to a lot of historical sites.

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When in the UAE, drive on the right. It's going to be so hot you may not want to get out of the car.

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Wait! Is that overt betrayal of all things American? Driving on the left. Who do they think they are?

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Things are pretty straightforward in Vatican City. Now you know what side of the road to stand on when the Pope mobile goes by.

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BOTH the British and American Virgin Islands drive on the left. We think the US Virgin Islands simply succumbed to pressure.

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No surprise here. Britain is to Wales as Bread is to Butter, or Cheese is to Wine.

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Western Sahara drives on the right. There are some political things up in the air in Western Sahara, so just stay in the car.

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In Abu Dhabi they drive on the right. That being said, you're going to be spending all your time in the souk, anyhow.

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It makes sense that you drive on the left in Australia. And trust us, there's a lot of driving to do. That's a large country.

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Wait, what? The Bahamas drives on the left? That's the last thing you want to stress about on your vacation.

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In Brazil, you drive on the right. You basically only drive to get to the beach.

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In Brunei, they drive on the left. However, the Sultan of Brunei is so rich, he can drive on any dang side he chooses.

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Yet again, the last thing you want to worry about on your vacation. Hire a driver.

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China drives on the right. Is that why China and Japan have such a tense history?

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Did you not know there was a Christmas Island? It's not on the North Pole, it's off the coast of Australia.