For those with right drive cars

[norm]

How long did it take you to get used to driving on the other side? What issues are there besides going to the drive-through window? Is it hard to see when passing?

Norm

[lamaker]

weirdest question ever...lol....

[MOJOJOY]

reversing was the thing that took me the most to get used to! I kept trying to look over my right shoulder to find myself almost hitting the driver's window!

during the last Alpine 500, i took the RHD touring and passing was extremely difficult thank god for trustworthy co-piilots!

Norm are you going to the socal show this year?

Daniel

[c.d.iesel]

pulling out to pass a slower vehicle on two-lane roads can be a KILLER!

[tomorrowcalling]

Right hand drive has never been a problem for me, left hand drive however is another story .

[02Les]

However, assuming a two-lane road - most people drive & hug the centre stripe, so, you can hug the kerb side and look along the inside of the vehicle infront. In the country with curvy roads, same idea and really not a problem. You can blast past cars on a right curve where the LHD cars can't see!

I drove LHD in the UK for the most part, and (lucky I guess) ended up with a RHD car to bring over here. You just need to be more aware of what is going on around you, which, you should be anyway.

[NickVyse]

I drive both here in France - what the others said, plus I often jump in the m2 after driving the LHD 1600-2 and smack my hand on the door panel as I instinctively reach for the gear stick.

IMHO the RHD pedal set-up is nicer than the LHD floor mounted pedals - a lot lighter, and a lot simpler - which is what they're all about.

Nick