Could you drive on the other side of road?

[MikeMetal79]

I couldn't drive in the UK or anywhere else if they drove similarly. I’d be like Clark Griswold in European Vacation.

[Dr_Dixon_Cider]

It's easier than you think. It's basically a quick adjustment to a different set of rules.

When I went to Japan and got my Japanese driver's license, I drove around with a Japanese instructor telling me where to go while I followed the rules of the road.

I was in my 30s and had only held an American driver's license for about a year. Even then, I'd barely driven anywhere beyond going around the block a few times.

It really wasn't that difficult.

I think I had an advantage because I already knew how to read and write Japanese, so the written portions of the licensing process were relatively easy for me.

But as far as the actual driving test goes, switching to the other side of the road was surprisingly straightforward.

I'm just saying, the in-car portion was easy.

[exitseven]

yes, and I often did back whan I used to drink a lot.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[queenofcardio]

I have a couple of times while traveling. It's awkward at first but you eventually get used to it.

[lilBigPotato]

I can't drive, doesn't matter which side of the road.

[LiamS95]

Yes I do drive on the left side when I'm in Barbados it's nit that difficult except when at a roundabout as your instincts are completely wrong. The other thing thst takes getting used to is if it's a manual shift transmission you have to shift with your left hand.

[DryGermanGuy]

It's a bit annoying, especially with a LHD car, and you have to concentrate for a few days.

[Nikki1989]

After living in multiple countries around the world, I have done it many times.

[KostasKouvalis]

If the steering weel and gearshift was on the American side, sure

[AngryCarl3]

No that wouldn't work for me. I have too much muscle memory of driving on the left.