vememah Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 (edited) Očigledno su obuhvaćene i međunarodno nepriznate otcepljene države, kao i zavisne teritorije. UN trenutno ima 193 članice. Edited January 14 by vememah Link to comment
Shan Jan Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 @vememah da li znas da li postoji plan neke od tih zemalja da predju na desnu stranu? Link to comment
vememah Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 8 hours ago, vememah said: Odsečen je tekst, ovo je ostatak: Quote Italy: 63% Argentina: 33% Japan: 6% Link to comment
Lucia Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 14 hours ago, Stela said: Zabari su mudro bezecovali . a UK jos bolje: Costa del Sol y Costa Blanca Link to comment
vememah Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 16 minutes ago, Shan Jan said: @vememah da li znas da li postoji plan neke od tih zemalja da predju na desnu stranu? Ne znam, ali je bio jedan prelazak 2009. Kanada, Poljska i Španija prešle su pre tačno 100 godina, a pre 96 Brazil i Portugal. Imaju ovde fotke haosa kad su Šveđani prelazili na vožnju desnom stranom 1967. https://www.wired.com/2014/02/throwback-thursday-sweden/ Iz članka: Quote Sweden isn't the only country to switch sides, of course. As recently as 2009, Samoa made the left/right shift. The first officially established right-hand driving rule in the US was established in 1792, applying to the Philadelphia and Lancaster turnpike. Okinawa, while under US control, drove on the right until it reverted to the left in 1978, a few years after returning to Japanese sovereignty. In 1924, Canada, Poland and Spain switched to the right-hand side, and in 1928 Brazil and Portugal did the same. Austria made the switch gradually between 1919 and 1938. Britain, Ireland, Malta and Cyprus are the only European countries still sticking to the left. 2 3 Link to comment
vememah Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 Most između Kine (levo) i Makaa (desno), u kojima se vozi različitim stranama. 1 2 2 Link to comment
Stela Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 23 minutes ago, Lucia said: a UK jos bolje: Costa del Sol y Costa Blanca UK nisu hteli na ostrva, vec su pobegli sa jednog 2 Link to comment
jms_uk Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 4 minutes ago, Stela said: UK nisu hteli na ostrva, vec su pobegli sa jednog Ne znam, i Kanarska i Balearska su i dalje vrlo popularna (bar za odmor). Link to comment
Stela Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 Jeste, nego kazem da nisu dominantni tamo, pretekli ih Italijani. Link to comment
jms_uk Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 22 minutes ago, vememah said: Ne znam, ali je bio jedan prelazak 2009. ja mislim da ako neko bude menjao stranu, to ce biti neke manje zemlje, kao npr. gorepomenuta Samoa, gde nema previse vozila. Link to comment
Shan Jan Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 (edited) 39 minutes ago, jms_uk said: ja mislim da ako neko bude menjao stranu, to ce biti neke manje zemlje, kao npr. gorepomenuta Samoa, gde nema previse vozila. Takodje, verujem da ce izolovane zemlje (tipa ostrva ala Japan i Indonezija ili Indijski podkontinent i ove zemlje odsecene dzunglom od ostatka sveta) da jos dugo odolevaju. Ako bih se na nesto kladio to bi bile Africke zemlje sa juga i istoka. Ukoliko zapad i sever Afrike znacajno uznapreduje ekonomski moze se desiti da skapiraju, jedna po jedna, da im se isplati radi bolje saradnje da se prebace. P.S: Hong Kong i Makao su verovatno prvi na listi za odstrel. Edited January 14 by Shan Jan Link to comment
vememah Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 (edited) Samoa je inače 2009. prešla na britanski sistem da bi uvozila jeftinija nova i polovna kola iz bliskih država - Australije, Novog Zelanda i Japana. Dotad su se navodno uglavnom oslanjali na američka vozila. Edited January 14 by vememah 1 Link to comment
Њујоркер Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 Pa i Srbija/Jugoslavija je presla na desnu stranu tamo nekih tridesetih godina. Isprva su i kocije i tramvaji koji su vukli konji, a i ono malo automobila isli levom stranom. 4 Link to comment
189- Posted January 14 Share Posted January 14 na skroz istoku rusije se isto uvoze japanski automobili pa im je volan na pogresnoj strani. 1 Link to comment
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