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Apr 5, 2018
SpedTeacher74
Very easy in Europe...I wouldn't have tried to drive in Korea. It was scary.
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It it/was reasonably easy in Germany and Japan (depending on the person I guess). Japan is a little more challenging since we drive on the other side of the road but not bad once you make the adjustment.
We don't know anyone (here or Germany) that didn't drive because they thought it was too challenging.
We don't know anyone (here or Germany) that didn't drive because they thought it was too challenging.
SpedTeacher74
Haha now I'm just curious...is the steering wheel on the U.S. or British side of the vehicle in Japan? The adjustment isn't bad if it is on the U.S. side (IMO) as that's how they drive in the Virgin Islands and I've done that a few times now. But I always think to myself that it would be a BIG adjustment to have the steering wheel on the opposite s...See More
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Other side. It makes for a bigger adjustment (and getting in on the wrong side of the car, turning on wipers when you meant to use turn signals, etc. a few times) but in the long run it's easier when you have switch back and forth to different sides of the road going back to the states, etc.. You just have to get used to the idea that whichever sid...See More
HelpOthers
Having the steering wheel place you in the middle of the road rather than the perimeter helps most rather than hinders. If you are concerned, when you get to Japan, you can purchase an export car that meets the Japanese standards but still has the steering on the left. Your choice.
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