If you are from Canada, USA, France or Germany always drive on the right as at home when in England.
Others can drive as they please while visiting the UK.
Heard the UK will be changing to driving on the right hand side from 2010.
As government was quite successful using staged approaches to implementing change, this is planned to be such an event as well.
The plan was stated to start with trucks and busses and only from second stage cars will be required to driving on the right hand side as well.
We've already implemented that here in Brixton, except we started with the cars on the right hand side...buses and trucks will make the switch in 2010.
I see, I should look for a friend with a panzer to accompany me on my first trip to England :-)
If you are from Canada, USA, France or Germany always drive on the right as at home when in England.
Others can drive as they please while visiting the UK.
Heard the UK will be changing to driving on the right hand side from 2010.
As government was quite successful using staged approaches to implementing change, this is planned to be such an event as well.
The plan was stated to start with trucks and busses and only from second stage cars will be required to driving on the right hand side as well.
We've already implemented that here in Brixton, except we started with the cars on the right hand side...buses and trucks will make the switch in 2010.
I see, I should look for a friend with a panzer to accompany me on my first trip to England :-)
Panzers are a problem though, as they do not fit in any of the categories they have to drive right in the middle of the road. Such a ride might turn out slightly incomfortable as the bumps are almost always only on one side. It may really be lacking balance you might be looking for.
If you are from Canada, USA, France or Germany always drive on the right as at home when in England.
Others can drive as they please while visiting the UK.
Heard the UK will be changing to driving on the right hand side from 2010.
As government was quite successful using staged approaches to implementing change, this is planned to be such an event as well.
The plan was stated to start with trucks and busses and only from second stage cars will be required to driving on the right hand side as well.
We've already implemented that here in Brixton, except we started with the cars on the right hand side...buses and trucks will make the switch in 2010.
I see, I should look for a friend with a panzer to accompany me on my first trip to England :-)
Panzers are a problem though, as they do not fit in any of the categories they have to drive right in the middle of the road. Such a ride might turn out slightly incomfortable as the bumps are almost always only on one side. It may really be lacking balance you might be looking for.
I'm not trying to be funny here (yes I am actually), and hasten to mention that I was born in Germany but am not either German or English (I say this in a vain attempt to get away with sever bashing over the head for what I am about to ask) but are you saying this is all an excuse to finally invade England with this panzer after 61 years?
If you are from Canada, USA, France or Germany always drive on the right as at home when in England.
Others can drive as they please while visiting the UK.
Heard the UK will be changing to driving on the right hand side from 2010.
As government was quite successful using staged approaches to implementing change, this is planned to be such an event as well.
The plan was stated to start with trucks and busses and only from second stage cars will be required to driving on the right hand side as well.
We've already implemented that here in Brixton, except we started with the cars on the right hand side...buses and trucks will make the switch in 2010.
I see, I should look for a friend with a panzer to accompany me on my first trip to England :-)
Panzers are a problem though, as they do not fit in any of the categories they have to drive right in the middle of the road. Such a ride might turn out slightly incomfortable as the bumps are almost always only on one side. It may really be lacking balance you might be looking for.
I'm not trying to be funny here (yes I am actually), and hasten to mention that I was born in Germany but am not either German or English (I say this in a vain attempt to get away with sever bashing over the head for what I am about to ask) but are you saying this is all an excuse to finally invade England with this panzer after 61 years?
Never had in mind to invade England with a panzer - sorry for any misunderstandings. I chose the panzer as a personal life insurance in cases of crashes because someone drives on the wrong side :-)
If you are from Canada, USA, France or Germany always drive on the right as at home when in England.
Others can drive as they please while visiting the UK.
Heard the UK will be changing to driving on the right hand side from 2010.
As government was quite successful using staged approaches to implementing change, this is planned to be such an event as well.
The plan was stated to start with trucks and busses and only from second stage cars will be required to driving on the right hand side as well.
We've already implemented that here in Brixton, except we started with the cars on the right hand side...buses and trucks will make the switch in 2010.
I see, I should look for a friend with a panzer to accompany me on my first trip to England :-)
Panzers are a problem though, as they do not fit in any of the categories they have to drive right in the middle of the road. Such a ride might turn out slightly incomfortable as the bumps are almost always only on one side. It may really be lacking balance you might be looking for.
I'm not trying to be funny here (yes I am actually), and hasten to mention that I was born in Germany but am not either German or English (I say this in a vain attempt to get away with sever bashing over the head for what I am about to ask) but are you saying this is all an excuse to finally invade England with this panzer after 61 years?
Never had in mind to invade England with a panzer - sorry for any misunderstandings. I chose the panzer as a personal life insurance in cases of crashes because someone drives on the wrong side :-)
It's a good move. I have my Thomas The Tank Engine ready...
If you are from Canada, USA, France or Germany always drive on the right as at home when in England.
Others can drive as they please while visiting the UK.
Heard the UK will be changing to driving on the right hand side from 2010.
As government was quite successful using staged approaches to implementing change, this is planned to be such an event as well.
The plan was stated to start with trucks and busses and only from second stage cars will be required to driving on the right hand side as well.
We've already implemented that here in Brixton, except we started with the cars on the right hand side...buses and trucks will make the switch in 2010.
I see, I should look for a friend with a panzer to accompany me on my first trip to England :-)
Panzers are a problem though, as they do not fit in any of the categories they have to drive right in the middle of the road. Such a ride might turn out slightly incomfortable as the bumps are almost always only on one side. It may really be lacking balance you might be looking for.
I'm not trying to be funny here (yes I am actually), and hasten to mention that I was born in Germany but am not either German or English (I say this in a vain attempt to get away with sever bashing over the head for what I am about to ask) but are you saying this is all an excuse to finally invade England with this panzer after 61 years?
Never had in mind to invade England with a panzer - sorry for any misunderstandings. I chose the panzer as a personal life insurance in cases of crashes because someone drives on the wrong side :-)
Me neither, thought of panzer more as in reinforced vehicle, not as in tank ;)
If you are from Canada, USA, France or Germany always drive on the right as at home when in England.
Others can drive as they please while visiting the UK.
Heard the UK will be changing to driving on the right hand side from 2010.
As government was quite successful using staged approaches to implementing change, this is planned to be such an event as well.
The plan was stated to start with trucks and busses and only from second stage cars will be required to driving on the right hand side as well.
We've already implemented that here in Brixton, except we started with the cars on the right hand side...buses and trucks will make the switch in 2010.
I see, I should look for a friend with a panzer to accompany me on my first trip to England :-)
Panzers are a problem though, as they do not fit in any of the categories they have to drive right in the middle of the road. Such a ride might turn out slightly incomfortable as the bumps are almost always only on one side. It may really be lacking balance you might be looking for.
I'm not trying to be funny here (yes I am actually), and hasten to mention that I was born in Germany but am not either German or English (I say this in a vain attempt to get away with sever bashing over the head for what I am about to ask) but are you saying this is all an excuse to finally invade England with this panzer after 61 years?
Never had in mind to invade England with a panzer - sorry for any misunderstandings. I chose the panzer as a personal life insurance in cases of crashes because someone drives on the wrong side :-)
Me neither, thought of panzer more as in reinforced vehicle, not as in tank ;)
Ah, the innocence of the young (It's a Pink Panzer)
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I see, I should look for a friend with a panzer to accompany me on my first trip to England :-)
Love, Michi
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Panzers are a problem though, as they do not fit in any of the categories they have to drive right in the middle of the road. Such a ride might turn out slightly incomfortable as the bumps are almost always only on one side. It may really be lacking balance you might be looking for.
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I'm not trying to be funny here (yes I am actually), and hasten to mention that I was born in Germany but am not either German or English (I say this in a vain attempt to get away with sever bashing over the head for what I am about to ask) but are you saying this is all an excuse to finally invade England with this panzer after 61 years?
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Never had in mind to invade England with a panzer - sorry for any misunderstandings. I chose the panzer as a personal life insurance in cases of crashes because someone drives on the wrong side :-)
Love, Michi
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It's a good move. I have my Thomas The Tank Engine ready...
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Me neither, thought of panzer more as in reinforced vehicle, not as in tank ;)
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Ah, the innocence of the young (It's a Pink Panzer)