Python or R? Not a Question Anymore
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Hong Kong shares a land border with Mainland China, featuring nine major land-based control points. Most drivers in the two sides, however, do not attempt to cross the border, partly due to insurance complexity over the two jurisdictions. There is a much more important reason: Hong Kong uses left-hand traffic, following U.K., while Mainland uses right-hand traffic, as in most continental countries. Faint-hearted drivers can easily get confused over the other side. Almost 30 years after Hong Kong’s return, this misalignment remains and no one attempted any change. A solution is foreseeable, though. Once driving becomes fully autonomous, which side the steer wheel is mounted is irrelevant. AI does not sit on the left or right.