Which Side is the Steering Wheel on When Driving in Hong Kong?

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MacBriella
07/30/25 5:35am
When driving in Hong Kong, the steering wheel is on the right side. Below is more information about steering wheel becoming lighter: Introduction: For models equipped with electric power steering or electro-hydraulic power steering, the steering wheel becoming lighter is usually caused by overheating of the power steering system's electronic control unit. Reason: The electronic control unit of the power steering system uses signals from wheel speed sensors to adjust the level of assistance. Overheating of the electronic control unit leads to incorrect analysis of vehicle speed, causing the steering wheel to suddenly become lighter at high speeds. Electric Power Steering System: The electric power steering system uses a motor to directly drive and provide assistance, while the electro-hydraulic power steering uses a motor instead of the engine to drive hydraulic oil for assistance. Since both driving methods are not affected by engine speed, the programming in the power steering system is set to provide lighter steering at low speeds and heavier steering at high speeds, thereby improving maneuverability at low speeds and stability at high speeds.
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