Driving in New Zealand can present a notable adjustment for American drivers because Kiwis drive on the left-hand side of the road, with the driver's seat and steering controls positioned on the right side of the vehicle. Furthermore, New Zealand's infrastructure features extensive rural two-lane highways, winding coastal routes, and numerous one-lane bridges requiring strict give-way rules. While road signs are straightforward and English is universal, Americans must remain extra vigilant when navigating intersections and roundabouts.
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