Vijay For Victory

UK is known for it’s Left Hand Driving system.

But “Keep Left” rule is not applicable when we walk in the UK.

Below are clicked at Bristol Parkway station which advise the passengers to “Keep Right”.

Even revolving doors in the UK goes anti clockwise to ensure “Keep Right” rule is followed.

I still don’t know the rationale behind this.

Bristol is known for it’s steep roads. Vale street in Bristol is  is alleged to be the steepest residential road in England. For safety, cars can only be parked on it at an angle to the kerb.

Apparently boys are considered to be better drivers than girls. Is that true?

Here is the infographics based on UK drivers.

Infographics by Creditplus.co.uk

Massive Christmas tree was build in Pancras Station, London. This tree was build using Lego.

Christmas celebration is becoming so geeky now a days. This is suppose to be world’s tallest Lego Christmas Tree.

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If you are interested in History, especially about United Kingdom or Great Britain or England, this is the video to watch.

Excellent explanation about the difference among these three and lot more in a five minutes video from Grey’s Blog

Recently T-Mobile came up with the new Ad concept Life’s for sharing. As part of this, hundreads of commuters danced in Liverpool Street Station – UK on 15 Jan 2009.

Watch the moment hundreds of commuters danced in a train station and see how they pulled off the event with exclusive footage from behind the scenes. You can even create your own dance videos to share with others, or just watch great dance videos from the world of YouTube in the Dance Hall of Fame.

Have you ever seen the calendar for the year 1752?

This year is so special in the history as this is the year when British Empire shifted to Gregorian Calendar from Roman Julian Calendar.

You can observe from the above image that the Wednesday, 2 September was followed by Thursday, 14 September in this year 1752; 11 days missing.

All the employees are given full salary for the month having just 19 days.

Thus we have got the first “Paid Leave”.