Hmmm

[Lethul]

So, any of you left-drivers know how the road looks like at a national border where 1 of the countries drive on the left side and one of the countries on the right?

Can't get my googling right

 

[old.Tohtori]

The four most common ways of switching traffic from one side to the other at borders are:

* Traffic lights. Examples are:
o Friendship Bridge between Thailand and Laos, change takes place on Lao side
o Second Thai–Lao Friendship Bridge, between Thailand and Laos, change takes place on Thai side
o Friendship Bridge between Thailand and Myanmar
o New bridge between Thailand and Myanmar (opened in 2006) - photo

* Crossover bridges. Examples are:
o Lok Ma Chau between Hong Kong and mainland China
o Lotus Bridge between Macau and mainland China

* Border roads intersect with roundabouts or other one-way traffic systems. Examples are:
o Man Kam To between Hong Kong and mainland China
o Land border between Macau and mainland China
o The Eurotunnel Shuttle service of the Channel Tunnel between the United Kingdom and France

* No automatic infrastructure (signposts and directions only), most commonly found at borders with low traffic volumes. Examples are:
o Poipet between Thailand and Cambodia
o Old bridge between Thailand and Myanmar
o Khunjerab Pass between Pakistan and China

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