hello l-r driving list maintainer,
hello, I saw the l-r driving list [table] and am certain I was the original
creator before I left the net back in '92...
not to worry ... you just put a link to my current web page in the credits
and I then am happy..
but wait... I will go down to the mailbox in a few days and get my archive
disk and show you proof first.
looks good, add a 'things to do' section for latter addressing:
---deaths and injury due to the confusion statistics
---what is it like psychologically for a 1)tourist driving on the other
side for just a few days 2) truck driver that spends half his tine in each
world
Taiwan railroad: left, at least the railway.gov.tw one, obvious japans
colonial leftover.
Sentences like "Singapore completely prohibits all left-hand-drive
vehicles" still would seem confusing to one who jumps in at mid article,
but i dont know how to fix that.
You could clean up in the names to just "China" and "Taiwan"... no need to
encrust anymore, but that's just my opinion.
>scary, dudes, to know what else we have in common... my full investigaion
>of l/r driving per country shall be arriving in my mailbox which one of
>these days i will go down the hill to open..... i had it on an archive
tape
>fron 1992 which a friend burnt onto cd for me. i will inform y'all if
it
>beats the one mentioned which i havent looked at yet.
By the way, boundary CC: dudes:
> navigation skills and then deriding those who lack particualr aspects of
> "basic navigation skills", how about we discuss what we consider to be
> useful navigation skills, and the circumstances under which they are, or
> are not, required?
Hmmm, reminds me of the $1000 bill with the globe backwards here in Taiwan
which I discovered and, um, just leaked to the media and should be in the
local papers tomorrow:
http://www.geocities.com/jidanni/1000xinxintaibi.htm
what a shame, new currency first date of issue only 2 months ago.
--
Dan Jacobson = �n����
http://www.geocities.com/jidanni
Tel:+886-4-5854780; starting year 2001: +886-4-25854780