vänsterspårning
Vänsterspårning, often translated as "left-hand traffic," refers to the practice of operating vehicles on the left side of the road. This convention is observed in many countries around the world, with Great Britain being one of the most prominent examples. Historically, the origins of vänsterspårning are debated, with some theories suggesting it dates back to the days of horse-drawn carriages and swordsmanship, where right-handed individuals would naturally keep to the left to avoid confrontation.
The decision to adopt left-hand or right-hand traffic has had significant implications for infrastructure and automotive
While the majority of the world now follows right-hand traffic, vänsterspårning persists in a substantial number