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June 4th, 2015, 08:46 AM
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Manual or Automatic Rental in Countries that Drive on the Wrong (Left)Side of the Road
We're going to Ireland soon and the rental cars with an automatic are
much more expensive. I have no problem driving a stick shift but I wonder if combining shifting with the left hand and driving on the left, in an unfamiliar country, is too much at once. Last time I drove a stick shift in a country that drives on the left was in Thailand, but there they really drive in the middle because the road surface is only good in the middle. 
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