Правила дорожного движения” в Конти

Правила дорожного движения” в Континентальной Европе и в большинстве стран мира, включая Соединенные Штаты , это “ ехать справа”.
В Великобритания и некоторые ее бывшие доминионы: Австралия, Новая Зеландия, Кения, Замбия, Южная Африка, Зимбабве, некоторые острова Карибского бассейна, включая Барбадос и Сент-Люсия, Индия и Пакистан и на средиземноморском острове Мальта, правила дорожного движения осталось левостороннее движение. Это относится также в Японии и Таиланде.
Происхождение это правило восходит к, как люди путешествовали в феодальных обществах. Так как большинство людей правши , это имело смысл перевозить любое защитное оружие в этой руке. При прохождении незнакомца на дороге , было бы безопаснее идти по левой, так и тому, что оружие было между вами и возможного противника. Рыцари держали бы свои копья в правую руку , таким образом передавая друг другу слева.
Революционная Франция, эта историческая практика , как часть своего социального переосмысления. Их военный генерал и император Наполеон Бонапарт был левшой , поэтому его войска должны были идти на право , чтобы он мог держать руку меч между ним и наступающего противника. С этого времени любой части мира, что была колонизирована французами поедет на право, а остальные останутся поездки на левом.

Результаты (английский) 2:

Rules of the Road "in Continental Europe and in most countries, including the United States, this" right to travel ".
In the UK and some of its former dominions: Australia, New Zealand, Kenya, Zambia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, some islands of the Caribbean, including Barbados and St. Lucia, India and Pakistan, on the Mediterranean island of Malta, the rules of the road remains left-hand traffic. This is also true in Japan and Thailand.
The origin is usually traced back to the way people traveled in feudal societies. Since most people are right-handed, it made sense to carry any defensive weapons in this hand. When passing a stranger on the road, it would be safer to go to the left, and the fact that the weapon was between you and a potential enemy. Knights have kept their spears in the right hand, thereby passing each other on the left.
Revolutionary France, this historical practice, as part of its social rethinking. Their military general and emperor Napoleon Bonaparte was left-handed, so his troops were supposed to go to the right, so that he could keep his sword arm between him and the attacking enemy. Since that time, any part of the world that was colonized by the French go to the right, and the rest will travel to the left.

Результаты (английский) 3:

rules of the road "in continental europe and in most countries of the world, including the united states," go right ".in the united kingdom and some of its former доминионы: australia, new zealand, kenya, zambia, south africa, zimbabwe, some islands of the caribbean, including barbados, saint lucia, india and pakistan, and on the mediterranean island of malta, the rules of the road left left-wing movement. this also applies in japan and thailand.the origin of this rule goes back to how people traveled in feudal societies. as the majority of people right, it makes sense to transport any defensive weapons in the hand. with the passage of the stranger on the road, it would be safer to go to the left, and the fact that the weapon was between you and potential threats. knights kept his spear in his right hand, thus passing each other on the left.revolutionary france, this historical practice as part of their social re. military general and emperor napoleon bonaparte was left-handed, and his troops were supposed to go to the right, so he could keep the hand sword between him and the upcoming opponent. since that time, any part of the world that was colonized by the french go to the right, and the rest will travel on the left.