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There is no interstate in the uk love 😂

Try driving in italy.

Well done, I am planing to do it next year.

If you "didn't expect this" (your words) -then you shouldn't be driving in the UK. Driving and "didn't get time to look around" !?!? - NO - You ARE Driving - keep your eyes on the ROAD!

It isn't rocket science driving on the right and remember that the UK has a far longer history of roads and road building than America. But then, you have to allow for American mentality when they elect a moron like Trump.

You did the right thing by renting a compact van with auto transmission. Scottish country roads are narrow, even well-used ones like the A82.

10:37 this is a lie !!!! This is not sheep cheese. This is cheese made from cow's milk.

Hab ich mir als Kind immer heimlich in der Dorfwirtschaft geholt

Very nice video. WOW. Gotta love Europe. Hopefully you can extend your tour🇩🇪👍

It's so funny because as a German I don't like exotic foods from other countries or even things like liver etc. But a good Mettbrötchen is so normal I don't even think about it. I think a lot of disliking a flavor is the prejudice and fear about it you have in your head

Jeez. Stop moaning. We drive on the right side of the road.

the coffee prizes are a joke. who would order a small coffee for 3,20€ if medium is only 20 cent, and large 40 cent more lol

When in doubt follow car in front of you stop get your beari gas and proceed

7:40 Don't cross your hands. Left hand on the left side of the wheel; right on right.

7:20 Mouth off. Signals on.

3:09 You're leaving your signals a bit late. Aim for 5 clicks before the action and 5 during. With mirrors.

2:38 DO NOT gasp, squeal, or yell out, when a driver is trying to concentrate.

How did you reserve a seat in 1st class? I’m trying to but it’s saying it’s automatic reserved but has a $6 option to get reserved seat. It’s so confusing 😅

One thing, even some British people don't know this. When driving in the UK your phone or GPS should not be in the center of the windscreen. You can have one on the window but it should be in the corner tucked away so you have a fully clear view of the road ahead. You probably won't get pulled over for it but if you commit another driving offence or have an accident it could be taken into account

Good to see you guts here in Ireland, you've crammed a lot into a short time! We're fairly laid back, although if your ears are sensitive you might think we tend to curse a lot.... You're never much more than 2 hours from the sea, no matter where you are, and we have an innate need to be near the ocean....

Don't look left, drive to just miss the vehicle on the right

Really should be illegal for Americans to breed. Such a stupid race.

Where ever you Read that Thats a lie All germans eat MettBrötchen I am From Munich and Eat it Every other day

jeg boede vidst ved siden af den mvh mustafa lover

Guantee you didn't get on any interstates

Is stick shift what the British and dozens of others call a manual gear box?

I'm sorry but this is really pathetic. Driving in the UK is not difficult.

Hello! I am going to visit Krakow in a few weeks by myself (my first solo trip - I am a woman). Is it safe to walk around at night? Do they have the mugs we can take home at this market? Thanks!

You did great on your first roundabout. They aren’t crazy btw, they are a very efficient way of navigating a junction

If you watch westerns, the stage coach driver always sits on the right, his guard is on the left.

Well done for giving it a go.

watch out for those complex roundabouts 🙂 try India next - they drive on the Left. Or not. Depends on what they fancy that day.

Same old same old. You drive on the right, we drive on the left, get over it, it really isn't that difficult. Thousands of Brits drive into Europe and drive on the right in right hand drive cars, and vice versa. It isn't ever going to change with, so many cars on the roads, and with road junctions, signage and traffic signals it would be mayhem changing over. Just embrace it as part of the adventure of your holiday.

When driving in Europe my daughter was given the job of saying "Drive on the right" every time we set off. The most difficult time is after a break on quiet roads

give the girl a break, it's strange and not what she's used to.

The city was German till 1945 and called Breslau. In 1945, 650,000 Germans were expelled from the city. It is the largest city on Earth, whose entire population was expelled. It was the third-largest city of the German Empire after Berlin and Hamburg. Everything built there before 1945 was built by Germans. The city was German-speaking since around 1200-1300. The descendants of the Slavic founders of the village from before 1200 were Germanized, and expelled in 1945, too. Before the Slavs settled in Silesia (the region in which the city lies) in around 400-600, Silesia was inhabited by East Germanic tribes. All Nobel prize winners from the city's university were Germans, and none was Polish. A look on a political map of Europe from before 1945 helps.

You dumb Americans.....there is no a thing called wrong side. Just say left side/ right side of the road.

god man your a crap driver, keep hands at 10 to 2. you would not pass a uk driving test.

driving in scotland is so cool.

1. kinder is owned by ferrero, the same company that makes nutella 2. you should try european KitKat, it's made by nestle instead of hersheys and tastes a lot better

I have never understood the issue that Americans have with driving in the UK as if driving on the other side of the road is like being asked to do brain surgery. If that’s the case why do millions of Brit tourists around the world drive on the other side of the road without any issue.

And we call ‘pull-outs’ ‘lay bys’

Driving on the other side of the road is probably more of a problem for US drivers who rarely get the chance to switch sides as we UK drivers do when making short trips across to Europe

Great family!!

I really don't see what the fuss is about. The first time I ever drove on the righthand side of the road was in the USA, and I drove a manual transmission. I didn't find it "so weird" or "crazy" nor did it freak me out in the least - I just followed the flow of traffic and drove on the same side of the road as other cars travelling in the same direction. And I didn't find it a problem reverting to driving on the lefthand side of the road, when I visited any of the countries which comprise the 45% of world that drive on the lefthand side. It's just a small change - but before you do, get over yourself: you don't see endless RUclips videos posted by people visiting the UK from countries other than the US that drive on the righthand side. You don't see the French germans, Brazilians, Koreans, Italians, Canadians, Argentinians etc etc etc visiting the UK complaining about having to drive on the on the lefthand side. Why is it always only Americans who can;'t handle the change?

What a melodrama! Americans make such a huge thing of driving in the UK. The first time I drove in Europe it took about five minutes to get used to it and that was it. We drive over to Europe on the right side and then back in then UK on the left, no fuss, no problem. If you're so scared you really shouldn't be driving. You can't drive a manual car unless youve passed a manual test, otherwise your insurance will be invalid.

Just imagine being an international truck driver and how they cope travelling from uk to Europe and back again, it’s something you get used to. I travel a lot from the UK To Europe, eventually your brain just learns to adjust more quickly. I think it’s a great idea to drive around a car park or a quiet street just to get used to driving on the wrong side of the road. Thanks for posting 🙏

To be fair, some Brits struggle to drive on the correct side here

Which date Sir

Im just back from Germany and was driving on the right in a manual. Yes its awkward at first but its surprising how quickly you adjust. Hardest part for me was a roundabout the wrong way. Overtaking was weird at first also