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21/02/2020 3:33 am
Sadly this doesn't work in the UK though as they use the other side.
21/02/2020 4:09 am
Yes..and if there's a crowded queue one can feel amazed quite quickly.
21/02/2020 2:25 pm
The first time I visited The States as an adult, without my parents that is, my deep set home aquired instincts had me walking down the left hand side of the street, entering a building and scared witless driving a rental car and before I was able to stifle a short lived panic attack. That was the only time that I have ever driven a car in the US. Although I have owned and driven several left hook cars here at home, it's much easier keeping left in a LHD car than keeping right in a LHD car on its home territory. Even the golden rule to aid foreign drivers arriving from RHD countries, "tight right and loose left" is really of no help at all especially when all there is on your mind is to find a place to change your underware.
22/02/2020 12:15 pm
Methinks some don't get the irony of right side up *is* left side down.