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[jycee]

How would the direction of road traffic circulation work in this world? even though most countries in the world already adopt the right side as the dominant road traffic side, some countries such as Austria, Spain, Portugal and Sweden still traveled on the left side, while in Italy and Holland the traffic side depended on which region you were in, which led to very strange situations where you had to switch sides of the street while driving constantly.

It would very likely get standardized similar to OTL. Italy and the Netherlands will pick a side and stick to it.
If the entirety of Austria-Hungary stays on the left side it could influence other parts of Eastern Europe to adopt left-side driving, but it is unlikely.
Sweden is surrounded by right-side driving countries, so it will likely make the switch as in OTL (though even in OTL it was quite late to do so).
Spain and Portugal will only keep left-side driving if both of them keep it. Any change from one means the other has no reason to keep left side except for being a nuisance.

 

[Kaiserreich333]

It would very likely get standardized similar to OTL. Italy and the Netherlands will pick a side and stick to it.
If the entirety of Austria-Hungary stays on the left side it could influence other parts of Eastern Europe to adopt left-side driving, but it is unlikely.
Sweden is surrounded by right-side driving countries, so it will likely make the switch as in OTL (though even in OTL it was quite late to do so).
Spain and Portugal will only keep left-side driving if both of them keep it. Any change from one means the other has no reason to keep left side except for being a nuisance.

Considering this and being a little biased towards the left side of the traffic we can say that we would have Europe driving predominantly on the right in the north (with the exception of the United Kingdom) while the Balkans, Italy and Iberian peninsula would remain driving on the left, something like this:

Blue: Drive Left
Red: Drive Right

 

[Lalli]

Since Germany is closest ally and trade partner of Danubia, I would imaginate Danubia eventually picking right-side driving. Probably Italy too will do same.

 

[CASSICTOR2]

Considering this and being a little biased towards the left side of the traffic we can say that we would have Europe driving predominantly on the right in the north (with the exception of the United Kingdom) while the Balkans, Italy and Iberian peninsula would remain driving on the left, something like this:
View attachment 742928
Blue: Drive Left
Red: Drive Right

Wait have a idea, do you think that in the turn of the 20th century and especially the 21st-century will have a Why is a naturalism and patriot Movement of Turkey’s and Rest colonies

 

[Kaiserreich333]

Wait have a idea, do you think that in the turn of the 20th century and especially the 21st-century will have a Why is a naturalism and patriot Movement of Turkey’s and Rest colonies

I don't see why not

 

[CASSICTOR2]

I don't see why not

Maybe that especially 2020 or 2030 years or 40s will have arise of naturalism and wars across the colonies like Our 2020s right now

 

[Kaiserreich333]

Can Italy still fall to an authoritarian "fascist" regime in this world?
If so, how would it work without mussolini? it could be something like Portuguese/Brazilian Integralism or Carlism, or it could be a common military regime.

 

[CASSICTOR2]

Can Italy still fall to an authoritarian "fascist" regime in this world?
If so, how would it work without mussolini? it could be something like Portuguese/Brazilian Integralism or Carlism, or it could be a common military regime.

No, it won't rise like OTL

Fascism Rise in the first place from the Ashes of the Great Wars and people who sacrifice million of their own boy and mens felt betrayed by having little lands for a Massive cost.

Fascism wouldn't even existed in TL without that Betrayed and losses National pride after WW1.
Italy will be like other countries before the War, making treaty's, Expansion of their Empire and allied to the strongest countries at the time

 

[DAv]

Japanese ship firing at their German counterparts during the Battle of Zhoushan. The brief German-Japanese War of 1917-1918 ended with a devastating defeat to the German Navy, allowing Japan to secure its place in Eastern China with the Treaty of Lisbon.

 

[Kaiserreich333]

Spanish troops landed on the coast of Morocco during the Spanish-Moroccan War of 2002
The Spanish-Moroccan War of 2002, also known as the Third Moroccan War or War of the Hundred Days, was an armed conflict fought from October 29, 2002 to February 5, 2003 between Spain and Morocco.
The war started after a border incident on 1 October 2002, when a Moroccan soldier was shot by a Spanish sentry, this escalated into an unprecedented diplomatic crisis, relations between Spain and Morocco have always been tense, since their independence from France in the 1980s, Morocco was seeking to retake the Spanish territories in the Sahara, the war of independence in Algeria gave the Moroccan government great hopes.
Fighting between Spanish and Moroccan forces began on October 29, despite the initial Moroccan advance, Spanish forces pushed Moroccan troops back to the border and even bombed the city of Rabat, the war came to an end after France threatened a intervention in morocco, with an armistice being signed on 5 February 2003.
After the end of the conflict, the Status Quo Ante Bellum was declared, which remains until the present day.

 

[World Mapping]

Considering this and being a little biased towards the left side of the traffic we can say that we would have Europe driving predominantly on the right in the north (with the exception of the United Kingdom) while the Balkans, Italy and Iberian peninsula would remain driving on the left, something like this:
View attachment 742928
Blue: Drive Left
Red: Drive Right

What happened to the OE? Also, do y'all have a full world map of this world?

 

[Kaiserreich333]

What happened to the OE?

The Ottoman Empire entered a civil war between 1936 and 1944 that led to its total collapse

 

[Kaiserreich333]

Also, do y'all have a full world map of this world?

 

[rob2001]

Japanese ship firing at their German counterparts during the Battle of Zhoushan. The brief German-Japanese War of 1917-1918 ended with a devastating defeat to the German Navy, allowing Japan to secure its place in Eastern China with the Treaty of Lisbon.

You might want to try to find a different picture, because I know that is an Iowa class battleship, and their are pictures of both German and Japanese battleships of the early twentieth century out there.

 

[DAv]

You might want to try to find a different picture, because I know that is an Iowa class battleship, and their are pictures of both German and Japanese battleships of the early twentieth century out there.

That one better?

 

[Gillan1220]

The U.S. flag is lowered while the flag of the Philippines is raised as America officially granted independence to the archipelago, July 4, 1945.

(Note: One year earlier than OTL. Philippine independence was originally scheduled to be held in 1945 but WWII delayed it a year later).

 

[Brave Soldier 10-4]

French soldiers trying to quell a major riot instigated by pro-independence Algerians during the Algerian war of independence.
Algerian War of Independence 1960-1969
Photo taken in downtown Oran 1965

(This is part of the lore mentioned by Lalli. I’m just expanding on it)

 

[Brave Soldier 10-4]

If anything needs to be changed, please don’t hesitate to let me know. Also, are there any other wars or civil unrest that occur within this timeline besides what’s already mentioned? Notably the ones that occur during the Cold War years of otl?

 

[CASSICTOR2]

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French soldiers trying to quell a major riot instigated by pro-independence Algerians during the Algerian war of independence.
Algerian War of Independence 1960-1969
Photo taken in downtown Oran 1965

(This is part of the lore mentioned by Lalli. I’m just expanding on it)

Algeria 🇩🇿 with the French Setters 🇫🇷 will likely turned into the Maghreb of the Troubles maybe to the Modern Day

 

[Brave Soldier 10-4]

Soldiers of the Imperial Japanese Armed Forces violently quell a demonstration against Imperial Japan and pro-independence protesters. This was part of the Japanese Colonial Wars
Japanese Colonial Wars 1964-1986 photo taken in downtown Busan 1982