Let me first admit to the facts of life here…I do not know how to drive a stick and did all of about two minutes worth of driving in Scotland. DH did 99.9% of the driving in our automatic rental. This is me slowly pulling out of the driveway at the Lys-Na-Greyne BnB we were staying at. Very slowly!
Don’t recall what kind of car it was; just know it was one not found here in the states. I drove it from the guest parking spot to the main lane and down that for a bit before my anxiety over driving on the opposite side of the road got to to me and I gave the vehicle back to DH.
Billy was too busy looking for the neighborhood red squirrels to pay any attention to my “driving” thank goodness.
Teri 🚗
Images by T.Dashfield Photography 
When I first drove a car with a stick shift in England, for quite some time I was trying to find the stick in the pocket on the right hand side door. 😀
I’ve tried to learn to drive a stick but it’s not in the cards for me LOL
I was driving stick shifts for more than 30 years before my first automatic.
I learned to drive a manual transmission early on in my teens, I’d like to go back to shifting again, it makes driving more fun!
None for me thanks! After that time I didn’t shift right and started rolling backwards down a hill….nope!!!
Driving on the opposite side of the road takes a bit of getting used to.
Which I didn’t! lol