Citizens are not likely to support a regulation on the use of left hand drive vehicles on Sundays from 08.00 to 22.00.  The Governor of Capital City and Major of Ulaanbaatar, E.Bat-Uul initiated the regulation but the new regulation faces public opposition even before it is accepted.

After a lengthy debate, it was decided to conduct a public poll based on the study in the city.

The poll was launched through the City Information and Inquiry Center among the public for 30 hours on January 3rd from 12.00 pm.

During the poll 98,802 citizens between 18-50 ages were questioned about if they supported the regulation to ban left hand drive vehicles on Sundays forbidding them from city traffic via SMS. Replies to the poll totaled at 18,644.

 Almost 75 percent of the participants replied that they do not support the regulation to ban left hand drive vehicles from City traffic on Sundays. Only 4740 participants replied that they support the regulation.

Only 6-8 percent of users participate in an ordinary SMS study but this time participation  rate was higher at 18.8 percent.