*sniggers* No, you've got it wrong. The correct side to drive on is the left. You mount a horse from the left - hence it is called the near-side, and you always pass another rider off-side to off-side so that you don't cut your horse's head off when you swing your sword at the other guy.<br/><br/>For some reason Napoleon Boneapart decided that he would change things around and ever since then, most of Europe has ridden/driven on the right. The USA copied France because they were allies, and Canada copied the USA to avoid major pile-ups at the border!<br/><br/>However, the list of countries that still drive on the left includes Japan, Australia, New Zeeland, South Africa, Kenya, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Thailand, Eire... Probably more if I could be bothered to look.