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Originally Posted by noooorb
Since when can we register and drive right-sided steering cars in the US?
Originally Posted by noooorb
Since when can we register and drive right-sided steering cars in the US?
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I clearly remember these EXACT pics on an ebay auction a while ago. Anyone else? Seems fishy unless he bought it before.
Originally Posted by vicride345
You can drive any rh drive car in the U.S. it just has to be registered and go through all the test to make it U.S. legal such as safety stuff like the right type of window,crash test and stuff like that. Doesn't matter if it's rh or lh just as long as it has gonna through the tests and inspections.
That is why I assumed it's not legally allowed.
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Yeah, as long as the car meets US vehicle safety standards, it can be street legal even if it's RHD. There's a few R33's registered down here, all RHD's.
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Yeah, as long as the car meets US vehicle safety standards, it can be street legal even if it's RHD. There's a few R33's registered down here, all RHD's.
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Originally Posted by noooorb
Wouldn't it be a real safety issue? I.E. you're driving one a two-opposite lane road and you want to pass somebody on your left. Normally you'd peak out and see if there is no oncoming cars. But with a rh you wouldn't be able to see unless you sticked out a good half or more of the car.
That is why I assumed it's not legally allowed.
That is why I assumed it's not legally allowed.
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Originally Posted by noooorb
Wouldn't it be a real safety issue? I.E. you're driving one a two-opposite lane road and you want to pass somebody on your left. Normally you'd peak out and see if there is no oncoming cars. But with a rh you wouldn't be able to see unless you sticked out a good half or more of the car.
That is why I assumed it's not legally allowed.
That is why I assumed it's not legally allowed.
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