Driving on the "wrong" side of the road

[Celes]

I thought I might ask you chaps how do you find driving in France, Germany Difficult?

I'll be going to the UK in about 3 weeks ...with my own car

[fastcarmanaic]

you get used to it in no time.
Remember to get some of those stickers that go on your lights which alter the way the light goes!

[gibbon7000]

I've done a fair bit of driving abroad, at xmas I drove to Poland going thru France, Belguim, Holland and Germany. Tbh i took to it a duck to water, didnt really notice any difference

[Celes]

you get used to it in no time.
Remember to get some of those stickers that go on your lights which alter the way the light goes!

Oh, right...where do I get those?

[Birchy63]

And you'll need some proper label remover like Ambersil to remove the stickers afterwards without damaging your headlights


Driving on the "wrong" side, doesn't phase me because when there's little traffic around on those dark winding country lanes, there's no right or wrong side to me anyway.

[luke4487]

To be honest after 3 years in Germany it feels wierder going to the UK now! First couple of times you have to remind yourself... after that its fine

[Celes]

200 miles Dover-Melksham...around the South of London on the motorway. How busy is it on a Friday morning?

[John LE]

I thought I might ask you chaps how do you find driving in France, Germany Difficult?

I'll be going to the UK in about 3 weeks ...with my own car

Isn't your's a pre-facelift matey?

No need for beam "benders" on your car. Just follow the how2 for switching the headlights to point in the correct direction

[Celes]

Yes mate, a prefacelift, but has AFL's

[djr69uk]

driven abroad quite a few times. no biggie... roundabouts can be fun though
driving to spain in a couple of weeks. 1550 miles each way. looking forward to it