Familiarize yourself with the traffic signs, speed limits and hazard signs on the road. Study the road map to your destination to familiarize yourself with the turns and intersections. Drive with a native along to help you interpret the road signs during the first few times on the road.
Be consciously aware of your position in the car where the steering wheel is on the right side. The configuration of the car is exactly the same for both left and right-side driven cars. But it is essential to get a feel of the new orientation.
Choose an automatic transmission car to avoid using the gearshift console. Even though the functionality and position of the gears are the same, people find it difficult to operate the gear with the opposite hand.
Follow the car in front of you when you are crossing an intersection. When making a turn in an intersection, stay on the same road you are on. Remember that exits on highways are always on the left.
Reverse from a driveway or parking space by keeping your right hand on the steering wheel and looking over your left shoulder. Try not to use the rearview mirror, as this will disrupt your orientation.
Pass from the right side while overtaking a vehicle ahead of you. This allows the driver in the vehicle before yours to be aware.
