After a few hours of driving, the RHD bit was no problem, and I'm not greatly co-ordinated and I can shift fine with my left hand.
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After a few hours of driving, the RHD bit was no problem, and I'm not greatly co-ordinated and I can shift fine with my left hand.
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haha really? for me its a turn around, i get dumbass's in skylines trying to race meOriginally posted by kdwebber
Dumbass kids in civic's will try and race you all the time!
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I drove a RHD for the first time last week.
All those points mentioned above felt strange at first but I adapted quickly.
The one thing that screwed me up the most was the location of the rearview mirror. If I owned a RHD car, this will take me weeks to adapt to. Not sure why looking up to the left seems so much harder than looking up to the right.
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Im currently driving a RHD. It takes practically no time to get the hang of.
If you're too lazy to acctually go into McDonalds i have a solution for you. Get a stick, put a nail through the end and call it your "reaching stick". ask the McD's peeps tp put your bag on the end of your reaching stick....problem solved
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