Originally posted by Racer X 69 But the distance is the same.
I'm ambidextrous.
I should do well if I ever drive where they sit on the other side and drive on the left.
I drove a truck once that had operating controls the right side. It was a chassis cab destined to be a refuse truck. Kinda of like this one:
Staying on the correct side is typically not/doesn't feel like a problem (except in parking lots and when overtaking).
The weird part for me is the vehicle control; canver on the road means that the approach/line to the corners is completely opposite as the mass of the vehicle/width of the vehicle is opposite to what you think.
I also have issues with looking the wrong way in the rear-view mirror (not an issue if you are used to trucks anyway), and the big one for me; mashing the incorrect hand against the side of the car when changing gears. Everything else is pretty good after ~280K on each side of the road.
My solution - when driving on the left = use manual/stick. When right, don't.
Given that most trucks are going to electronic/auto gearboxes anyway, you should be fine!