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I'm planning a trip across the Atlantic from the US...
After staring at a plethora of bus/train timetables for many hours, and realizing that several places I want to go to are not...as accessible as I'd like them to be, it suddenly hit me that I'm old enough to rent a car now.
But. Uhhh...I'm scared. It's a driving-on-the-left sort of place. I have those moments where I'm not really thinking about what I'm doing, and if I go right when I'm supposed to go left, everyone dies.
Or something.
But people do this all the time, yes? I strongly suspect this is one of those times when I'm all concerned about nothing...
unless everyone dies.
Does it take long to get used to the switch?
After staring at a plethora of bus/train timetables for many hours, and realizing that several places I want to go to are not...as accessible as I'd like them to be, it suddenly hit me that I'm old enough to rent a car now.
But. Uhhh...I'm scared. It's a driving-on-the-left sort of place. I have those moments where I'm not really thinking about what I'm doing, and if I go right when I'm supposed to go left, everyone dies.
Or something.
But people do this all the time, yes? I strongly suspect this is one of those times when I'm all concerned about nothing...
unless everyone dies.
Does it take long to get used to the switch?