What countries is it illegal to drive a dirty car?

Russia
Known for the Kremlin and of course its President, Russia has a strange law to its credit, but makes sense as well. As per the law dirty cars in Russia can face driving fines of up to 25 Pounds (around Rs. 2000), especially if the license plate is hidden under the muck.

Why do different countries have different rules?

Each country’s legal system reflects its society’s values. As a result, national laws and the structure of domestic judicial systems vary considerably from country to country.

Why do all countries not drive on the same side of the road?

The practice is believed to date back to ancient Rome. Romans steered their carts and chariots with the left hand, to free up the right so they could use weapons to defend against enemy attacks. This carried over into medieval Europe and in 1773, the British government passed measures to make left-hand traffic the law.

Which country has best rule?

Denmark, Norway, and Finland topped the WJP Rule of Law Index rankings in 2020. Venezuela, Cambodia, and DR Congo had the lowest overall rule of law scores—the same as in 2019. Countries in the top ten of the Index in overall rule of law score remain unchanged since our last report in 2019.

Which country is hardest to drive?

Est. deaths: estimated total number of road traffic deaths (WHO)

Which country has the weakest laws?

Country Highlights Venezuela, Cambodia, and DR Congo had the lowest overall rule of law scores—the same as in 2019. Countries in the top ten of the Index in overall rule of law score remain unchanged since our last report in 2019.

Will driving ever be illegal?

Driving a car will be illegal by 2030. Our economy will be severely impacted as millions of truck drivers, cabbies and delivery people are put out of work. In this era of endless innovation, man’s century-long relationship with the automobile is about to be permanently disrupted.