Australian driving--a whole new adventure
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Sagacious says,
Keep in mind this is a big city- not New York City big- but big enough. The traffic's notoriously bad here.favepeep says,
I had trouble with the left turns...jl333 says,
Luckily somebody else is driving, because I want to keep going on the right side of the road!! It's totally confusing.oopsalittle says,
Yikes you just reminded me of me driving in Italy - now that's really crazy!Sagacious says,
I think driving on right makes more sense intuitively. I know that a lot of people, when walking, have a natural instinct to pass on the right despite living in a country that drives on the left- if that makes any sense.