It really isn't difficult. Done the opposite so many times....However

if you want to travel and see our fine country (and much of it is) then a car is far the better option. You can get to so many places a train doesn't go to and to be honest British Rail ain't that wonderful.

Posted By: Saucerer on October 16th 2019 at 17:19:41

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Wrath advice. How difficult is it to learn to drive on the (General Chat) - SeattleSounders, Oct 16, 15:15:34
- Driving standard on twisty narrow Norfolk roads are gonna mess with u (n/m) (General Chat) - LeftSide, Oct 17, 00:41:46
- Most hire cars in the UK are stick shift, I imagine that would be difficult (General Chat) - watfordcanary, Oct 16, 18:40:05
  - stick shift (General Chat) - Tombs, Oct 16, 19:46:07
- have you got diplomatic immunity? (n/m) (General Chat) - matt in london, Oct 16, 18:03:34
- Piece of piss. Takes about twenty seconds to get used to it. Then it's just natural. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Oct 16, 17:57:25
  - And the handbrake. (n/m) (General Chat) - APB, Oct 16, 18:04:41
- Its easy, I go back and forth...... what is a little tricky is.... (General Chat) - usacanary, Oct 16, 17:35:09
- Maybe not the best question to ask givin the recent..... (General Chat) - usacanary, Oct 16, 17:30:59
- It really isn't difficult. Done the opposite so many times....However (General Chat) - Saucerer, Oct 16, 17:19:41
- Here’s a handy video (General Chat) - Augustus Pablo, Oct 16, 16:57:53
- Done the reverse without any issues (General Chat) - duke of york, Oct 16, 16:25:32
  - ignore this advice ^^^ (General Chat) - Tombs, Oct 16, 17:46:42
  - Yeah when used to get new airmen on base it was those that they found the hardest. (General Chat) - Men without hats, Oct 16, 16:48:31
- It’s so easy to drive on the other side, it’s almost a non issue. (General Chat) - DH Yellow, Oct 16, 15:32:55
  - I do it most nights on the way back from the pub (n/m) (General Chat) - paulg, Oct 16, 17:52:30
  - vm this however there are loads of differences between the US and the UK driving wise (General Chat) - Tombs, Oct 16, 15:38:54
    - I’d never eat a dog (General Chat) - Jumbo1, Oct 16, 19:56:38
      - is that supposed to be replying to Prom's korean post? (General Chat) - Worzel Scrimmage, Oct 16, 20:55:45
    - We used to get loads of guard teams in the summer and these guys would drive up to Scotlan (General Chat) - Men without hats, Oct 16, 16:51:15
    - Probably best to avoid Norfolk on a sunday (General Chat) - Huge Small, Oct 16, 15:46:02
      - I would fit in to the 9 mph category. (n/m) (General Chat) - SeattleSounders, Oct 16, 15:47:09
        
        tbf I've not noticed it as a problem recently. I reckon you'll be alright. (n/m) (General Chat) - Huge Small, Oct 16, 16:04:34
    - What is your best guess about how most visitors get (General Chat) - SeattleSounders, Oct 16, 15:42:08
      - i'd say train but beware weekends as lots of rail engineering goes on (General Chat) - Tombs, Oct 16, 15:47:57
        
        ^^^ this. Trains are even shitter in Ireland too (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Oct 16, 16:04:13
        
        isn't it just lovely, i hate driving in the uk (General Chat) - Tombs, Oct 16, 16:11:04
        
        tbf i've seen some absolutely shocking driving from a number of the auld farmers (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Oct 16, 16:20:53
        
        oh arr.... and 🦀🦀🦀s (General Chat) - Tombs, Oct 16, 15:55:38
        
        TY greatly Tombs. Kind of intrigued by the Cromer area. (General Chat) - SeattleSounders, Oct 16, 15:50:11
        
        old school english seaside family holiday resort (General Chat) - Tombs, Oct 16, 15:54:00
        
        I can recommend Forest Park and Kelling Heath for a bit of fancy camping/caravaning. (General Chat) - Huge Small, Oct 16, 16:10:22
        
        TY sir. (n/m) (General Chat) - SeattleSounders, Oct 16, 15:54:37
        
        some trains, not all. (n/m) (General Chat) - Tombs, Oct 16, 15:49:02
  - TY (n/m) (General Chat) - SeattleSounders, Oct 16, 15:33:44
- Well I’ve never had to do it the other way but I’ve (General Chat) - Jim, Oct 16, 15:20:50
- Where abouts are you going to? (General Chat) - NorthByNorthWalsham, Oct 16, 15:19:41
  - London, East Anglia, Midlands, Ireland is my best guess. (n/m) (General Chat) - SeattleSounders, Oct 16, 15:20:57
    - you'll need a car really (General Chat) - CWC, Oct 16, 17:03:39
    - Train between East Anglia and the Midlands aren't great (General Chat) - NorthByNorthWalsham, Oct 16, 15:23:36
      - TY. Any other general suggestions as to how best see (General Chat) - SeattleSounders, Oct 16, 15:27:53
        
        You can get to most places in East Anglia from Norwich directly by train. (General Chat) - Garry Brooke, Oct 16, 15:39:16
        
        Basing in Norwich and then training around sounds like (General Chat) - SeattleSounders, Oct 16, 15:44:54
        
        if your not keen on the passes (General Chat) - ghostof barry butler, Oct 16, 16:10:41
        
        Have a look at these BritRail passes. You would qualify. Might be cheaper than buying (General Chat) - Knitted Jesus, Oct 16, 15:50:26
        
        No worries. (General Chat) - Garry Brooke, Oct 16, 15:49:20
        
        TY Garry and Jesus. Great suggestions. (n/m) (General Chat) - SeattleSounders, Oct 16, 15:52:50
        
        💛💚👍 (n/m) (General Chat) - Garry Brooke, Oct 16, 16:32:25
        
        No problem my child 🙏 (n/m) (General Chat) - Knitted Jesus, Oct 16, 15:59:18

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