Driving in France - keeping on the right side
The obvious challenge when you bring a car over here is the need to drive on the wrong side of the road. I've done it quite a bit but it is still tricky in the towns and villages. Circling roundabouts the wrong way and looking left instead of right, or is it right instead of left? Tips for driving in France 1. Equipment You don't have to wear the hi-vis waistcoats all the time even though the AA say they are compulsory. No one else does! If you are a little uncertain when out walking in towns they are, however, a very useful accessory. Carrying a warning triangle is also a bit of a chore but we are Good Samaritans so when erected in Restaurants they do help to warn other diners of low ceilings or a tricky step. The spare bulb kits are also most useful but take the screw type and not the bayonet. Check before you travel on the types of bulbs in your hotel or apartment. Take Wellies. 2. Forget the indicators Not necessary in France, sign of weakness and indecision. Hand...
