Driving in Canada is generally very easy and intuitive for American motorists because Canadians drive on the right side of the road, sit on the left side of the vehicle, and use standard road signs and traffic signals that closely mirror those in the United States. The primary adjustment involves familiarizing yourself with metric speed limits and distance measurements, as Canadian road signs use kilometers per hour instead of miles per hour. Aside from adapting to winter weather driving conditions in colder months, American drivers will find the physical mechanics of navigating Canadian roadways virtually identical to home.
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