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I don't think it would be as big of an issue as you think. The only time it's confusing is the first five mins when you do it for the first time. After that it becomes simple. The biggest danger is once you've been in, or back to, a country for 4-5 days and you are becoming complacent, it's easy to forget at that point. More than once leaving my parents after a time back in the UK I've pulled out on the wrong side, but a large part of that is that my parents live in a rural area, and there is often no other traffic visible for a subconscious reference point. I'll bet 95% of people crossing boarders have done it many times before so are used to it. It would only be a big issue if suddenly 100% of people crossing the boarder were doing it for the first time.
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Adrian Thompson
Beater Boxster and three Volvos
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