You get used to it pretty quick. Also, it’s easier when there’s a good few cars on the road, so you know for sure what side of the road you are to be on.

I didn’t find driving all that difficult — once you got out on the road. Parking lots and turning out onto the street in the first place are the hardest part. Walking is as big a challenge as driving. You usually look both ways before you drive into an intersection. Walking, you tend to look only one way (the WRONG way) before you step into the street.

thanks for the replies everyone.

My biggest annoyance was when I would hit the blinker and the windshield wipers would come on. Turning from the other side always made me nervous and this never helped! But eventually you will get used to it. ~Amy

quote:My biggest annoyance was when I would hit the blinker and the windshield wipers would come on.

Forgot about that — and I did the same thing for a week after I got home….

I’ve also caught myself going for the passenger door rather than the drivers two or three times. A few weeks ago, after leaving a shop and scanning the headlines of a newspaper, I almost sat on my sister-in-law’s lap. It was good for a laugh, anyway.