Anyways, we always had the good sense to drive cars on the proper side of the road, unlike some civilised countries and the USA, I do remember in the 60s I think that Sweden changed overnight from proper side to wrong side, I think it was one Sunday morning. Must have been a right nightmare for the country even though a lot less cars about then.
I vividly remember driving a hire car in Greece and on a large road big Y junction I inadvertently changed sides to our habitual side of the road then realised and sped very fast past the lane islands to change sides back again - no other vehicles about so I forgot for a moment - if there is other trafic about you tend to follow on quite normally but when none about you tend to drive by habit then think "Oh Heck!"
I vividly remember driving a hire car in Greece and on a large road big Y junction I inadvertently changed sides to our habitual side of the road then realised and sped very fast past the lane islands to change sides back again - no other vehicles about so I forgot for a moment - if there is other trafic about you tend to follow on quite normally but when none about you tend to drive by habit then think "Oh Heck!"
Happened to me (almost) twice. In the dark, after some nookie in Italy, parked by a dark country road - I pulled out without thinking, and was quickly met by a car's headlights coming the opposite way. Then, coming off the ferry at Calais, no other vehicles about, I just managed to stop myself entering a small roundabout the wrong way.
As you say, no problem when there is other vehicles about, to remind you.
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