Harsh Solanki
I agree this happens all the time
Probably the worst moment when I land in UK is when I'm on the cab and the driver reaches the first roundabout and he turns left.... my heart jumps and I'm always close to taking the wheel and force the driver to go right.
It is scary and after a moment of doubt, I remember I'm not in Europe where everybody (almost) drives on right.
It is only on those first roundabouts .... after that, my mind goes rational.
I always wondered if it is the same for British people when they arrive on Holidays to Spain or Italy.
Is it the same for you?
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- Nikki Sirback
Yeah that's always been a fear for me if I ever went to the UK.
- Kasia Bilaszewska
😂😂always the same problem😂😂. I do not drive abroad...my husband get used to both sides now :)
- Mauricio T Temiquel
I live in a smallish u.s. city and we have 2 roundabouts now. We turn right and seems like no1 cares they jusy close their eyes , say a tiny prayer and accelerate
- Megan Burkett
That would be terrifying!
Sarah ChenIt takes a while to get used to it !
- Jose C
U r right. It takes a while to get used to it but in the meantime the first turn from the taxi driver is a scary move
- THE PADMORE EFFECT
IM TOO AMERICAN WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT 작성자
- Jose C
I'm sorry I can't understand why you say I'm American too. I was talking about the different way to drive in UK and the rest of Europe, especially in roundabouts. The 작성자 was added automatically for the Cashwalk app and it means writer, don't know why the added
- Blake Cole
We have loads of round abouts here in England I find it weird when I see everybody driving on the right side of the road 😂
- Gillian Parker
Ah I never thought about how others would feel travelling to a place with different traffic rules and being at the 'wrong' side.
- Javier Dominguez Pelegrin
Yes, you're right 😅
- Cici
We encouter scary moments in life
- KH Lai
This matter is always happened in UK.
- Jose C
I was wondering if they British suffer the safe when they fly to the Continent. I assume is a common issue for both when people travel
