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Originally Posted by gacook

"Over there" (Australia), it was very easy to adjust. The vehicle I was driving was a manual and even that wasn't really much to deal with. Driving on the wrong side of the road was a little more mind-bending but that was also not long to overcome.

Over here, I don't think the wheel being on the wrong side would be much cause for thought.

The first car that my dad ever tried to teach me to drive was a manual trans car in Japan, so RHD, left hand shift. I don't remember any other details of the vehicle (which side of the wheel the turn signal was on, etc...).

I do seem to remember that no matter what the gas is always on the right and clutch is always on the left, at least.