Many Japanese vehicles had the indicator stalk on the right up until the late 1980s and early 1990s, but rather than just being phased out at the same time, the changeover tended to happen when models were updated. As an example the original K10 Nissan Micra had the indicator on the right, whereas the second generation K11 version introduced in 1992 had the stalk on the left. As an alternative to choosing an older vehicle with the indicators on the right, you may wish to consider having an adaptation fitted that allows you to operate the indicators and other functions with your right hand. As an example, the mobility specialist Jeff Gosling offers a remote control which not only allows you to steer with one hand but also operate the indicators, lights and even wipers - www.jeffgosling.co.uk/products/remote-control-devi...p

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