Well done! That was fun to watch.

I coached my husband driving thru Ireland- Make a right turn into the left lane. Make a left turn into the left lane. He was on his own in round a bouts!

Hey Sean, now you would appreciate how stressed a mate and I were when we rented a car from downtown San Francisco many years ago and then did a road trip across the US. Being from Australia, we normally drive on the left hand side. Okay in a straight line, but as soon as we turned, we had to concentrate. Good fun though.....

Love it. As a guy who lives in UK, never guessed our driving was so bad!!

WE have huge trucks? I thought those in the states were much larger

He sounds very nervous driving over here . There should be some sort of information given to tourists driving over here for the first time . Here are one or two tips . The national speed limit is 60 miles per hour . Speed limit on motorways , these are similar to Interstate roads in the US is 70 . In most towns , it's 30 , but near schools and hospitals it may drop down to 20 . Main roads are A roads and on maps are shown with a letter A followed by a number which is the number for that road only such as A190 . B roads are similar shown B1355 etc. Country sides roads can be very narrow . So you may have to pull over to let cars pass in the opposite direction . The reason they are narrow is they were never intended for the use of cars . Some are very old being in use for 800 or a 1000 years . We do have a great number of roundabouts . Joining one and leaving is not that hard, they are plenty of videos on KZfaq explaining how to use one .

thx guys heading over in Oct and driving cross country

It is no big deal, really. The stearing wheel is on the right hand side. The most awkward part of driving is getting used to changing gear with your left hand, and most hire cars are manual gear change. but you can hire automatic gear change. If you are coming to Scotland on holiday don't be afraid. If you only use public transport you will miss so much. I drive in Europe and I had the same concerns. Embrace the challenge.!! Take it easy,! and enjoy,!!

Not the wrong side of the road but the left side of the road.

great video! Holy F fits perfectly the mood ;>

What do you think the British do when they go to France etc? It really is not that difficult

2:25 that's why i use a road map. Driving left is not the Problem. Switching with left already.

What month did you go in?? So pretty!

Brave!

Driving on the left isn't "wrong," it's just different. Stop calling it the "wrong side."

Thanks for posting this guys. I'm planning a 7 day trip in September and I'm renting a car in Edinburgh to travel around the country. How long did it take you to adjust? Was the left side of the road thing more difficult in the city?

Do Americans do no prior research about the highway code before coming over here to drive? Seems to me it would make sense.

Wrong side? 🤔 Who decided that?

It's not a freeway

They are not "freeways", they're motorways

This kinda seems like the first time these guys are driving on British roads and they are asking some super basic questions like "what's the speed limit on a motorway?" Are you even allowed to do that? Surely you have to pass a British driving test to drive on British roads, you can't just show up with your American license like you're ready to go... surely??

You were very brave. Driving on the 'wrong side' at night. And never trust a satnav. Get a map. They never lie.