Experience of driving Left-Hand-Drive cars on Indian roads

JozfGT · 14th August 2017, 16:07

I have a LHD BMW E36 and that is the only LHD i have ever driven in India. LHD is definitely a different yet better experience if you are a right handed person.
Since my car is equipped with Auto Transmission , I could concentrate on the steering and handling completely even from the first time I drove and maybe that is also the reason , I never felt any difficulty in driving it even through high traffic.

However , on toll gates , it's hard if you don't have a co-driver .! You have to be patient during the learning process when you get used to sit on the side portion of the road rather than the centre portion.

14th August 2017, 16:07	#31
JozfGT BHPian Join Date: Aug 2017 Location: Kottayam Posts: 41 Thanked: 21 Times View My Garage	Re: Experience of driving Left-Hand-Drive cars on Indian roads I have a LHD BMW E36 and that is the only LHD i have ever driven in India. LHD is definitely a different yet better experience if you are a right handed person. Since my car is equipped with Auto Transmission , I could concentrate on the steering and handling completely even from the first time I drove and maybe that is also the reason , I never felt any difficulty in driving it even through high traffic. However , on toll gates , it's hard if you don't have a co-driver .! You have to be patient during the learning process when you get used to sit on the side portion of the road rather than the centre portion.
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