If you’re from a country where you drive on the left side of the road, I have a question for you 🤠?

[JustinTheGreat]

So in America, we drive on the right side of the road.
I’ve also noticed that on sidewalks we usually tend to walk on the right side as well. That’s like an unwritten rule that you always stay to the right 😳. Even walking the hallways in school, they told us to stay right.

So for those of y’all that live in a country where you drive on the left side, do y’all also walk on the left side of the sidewalk? lol

[ChrisMaster69]

We tend to just walk down the pavement and go with the flow, usually this is on the left.

the link below covers some of reasons but also why London Underground is stand on right

https://londonist.com/london/transport/why-don-t-we-stand-on-the-left-escalators

most pedestrian and cycle way mixes has the pedestrian on the left and cyclist on the right.

A guy should always walk on the road side when with a girl, pets also should be the same, as in not on the road side of the pavement.

[HippieVeganJewslim]

When I visited London from USA, I didn’t care which side I walked, neither do I other place. In the underground however, the escalators were split — one side for standing and the other for walking and I chose the latter.

[purplepoppy]

The only street I've ever seen a keep left sign for pedestrians is outside Manchester train station. Usually people just weave in and out of each other or go with the natural flow. Then there's unwritten rules like which side should a man pass a woman and on narrow pavements who steps on the road when you meet people coming the other way.

[hotwife98]

You walk against traffic, especially if you're walking on country roads, that way they have more chance of seeing you earlier.

[Drumlin2001]

Either side. Have never really thought bout it.

[Zygum]

We drive and walk at left side of the road