What are some unique traffic rules in different countries?

What are some unique traffic rules in different countries?

In Japan, it's common to see cars driving on the left side of the road, unlike in the US where it's on the right. Also, in some cities, pedestrians have the right of way at all times.

Are there any countries where you can turn right on a red light?

Yes, in the United States, turning right on red is allowed unless otherwise posted. However, in many European countries, it's not permitted.

What about speed limits? Are they the same everywhere?

Speed limits vary significantly. For example, Germany has stretches of the Autobahn with no speed limit, while in the UK, the limit is typically 70 mph on motorways.

Do any countries have unusual penalties for traffic violations?

Yes, in some countries like Singapore, littering or not wearing a seatbelt can result in hefty fines, and in some places, you might even face jail time for serious offenses.