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Samoa switched to left-side driving on September 7, 2009, to align with Australia and New Zealand, where 170,000 expats lived and imported affordable right-hand-drive cars. The change followed protests and a Supreme Court challenge, but proceeded smoothly after a radio broadcast ordered drivers to switch sides.
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