Similar situation here in Colorado - two lane road coming back from NM. Luckily the road had nice shoulders so when I saw him passing, I went to the shoulder !
Also on the UK versus continental Europe, when I was in New Zealand, I rented a car and had to keep reminding myself to stay on the left side. Basically look at the opposing lane through my window. Just when I was turning, I had to think my turns through.
> I had a near miss with this in January on the 2 lane 55 mph road near my house. Some moron tried passing another car on the back side of a blind hill and when I crested the other side of it there he was, in my lane.
We always take our caravan across to France each summer so it’s not just getting used to driving on the right but also in a UK car in France the driver is always nearside so overtaking needs extensive mirror work - and a passenger is also useful...
We always take our caravan across to France each summer so it’s not just getting used to driving on the right but also in a UK car in France the driver is always nearside so overtaking needs extensive mirror work - and a passenger is also useful...