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This driving convention is a legacy of its French colonial influence, as France also drives on the right. It contrasts with some neighboring countries that adopted left-hand driving from British colonial rule, creating a unique regional driving pattern.
Despite being a British territory, where driving on the left is standard, the majority of vehicles imported into the BVI are from the United States, meaning they have the steering wheel on the left. This unusual combination can be tricky for visitors navigating the winding island roads.
Crossing the vast, treeless Nullarbor Plain, the Eyre Highway includes a 146-kilometer stretch known as the "90 Mile Straight." This remarkably flat and straight section of road is the longest of its kind globally, offering a unique driving experience.