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Driving Rules in Different Countries

The legal driving age in the UK, Germany, and Iceland is:
16
17

Australia , Singapore, New Zealand, India, Japan and about 70 other countries have this common traffic rule:
All traffic is generally required to drive on the left side of the road
Left-turning traffic must cross oncoming traffic

In all European Union countries, it is illegal to:
Turn on a red light, unless it is indicated otherwise
Make a U-turn in an intersection

The first maximum speed limit was the 10 miles per hour (16 km/h) limit introduced in 1861 in this country:
United States
United Kingdom

In this country, over 50% of the major high-speed roads are free from speed limits:
New Zeeland
Germany

The highest speed limit in the world - 140 kilometers per hour (87 mph) – is posted in this country:
Poland
Brazil

In this country, women are banned from driving vehicles on public roads
Saudi Arabia
Afganistan

The red octagonal stop sign is used in most countries around the world. However, in this country, the stop sign is a red triangle
India
Japan