It's not all that big of a deal... thousands of GI's and their families get used to it in a few days after arriving in Japan and England. The fun part is to watch a new arrival go for the left door thinking that's where the steering wheel is... ops: ops: ops: What really messes you up is driving a left hand drive govt vehicle on the left side of the road and then jumping back in your right hand car after work. You'll see people try and use a turn signal but the wipers come on instead. All in all, after a few days you get used to it.

 

I found it much more disconcerting trying to WALK in London or Tokyo than drive. I was constantly preparing to step off the curb at a crosswalk by looking left, though the cars come from the right "over there". A few close calls and very loud horns and screeching tires later, I finally started getting it through my head. ops:

 

David, yep, that too. I'd forgot all about that!!!

 

Hi Saldous nice pics....I liked the sun-effects too.
And I noticed that the right side reverse light is red on your baby....I take it that's where they stuck the rear fog light ???