Wrong. Indicators on the right are on the intuitive side for a right hand drive car so you can indicate with your right hand and change gear with your left. EU harmonisation forced them onto the left side so drivers of left hand drive cars could indicate with their left fingers and change gear with their right and we just had to get used to a system that is definitely not intuitive to us. Japanese, South Korean and all Far Eastern home market cars have the indicators on the right, but most are changed for export to Europe to meet EU harmonisation rules.