Gordon Murray will put the gear shift of his new hyper car on the right as most people are righthanded. However: 

 

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- using your non-dominant hand to create stronger connections between your brain's hemispheres and become a smarter, more capable person.

- using the left hand improves our mental fitness and resilience;

- The left side is connected to your right brain, the source of creativity, perception and empathy.

 

????If you learned to drive a manual using you left hand and spent many years doing so and now drive a manual in Thailand you maybe smarter, more creative et al. 

Do you not shift a manual in Thailand with your left hand? 

 

I never noticed any real difference shifting right handed or left handed. Now if the patten was reversed it might be an issue. 

 

I used two drive a truck you had to used two hands to split-shift. Right on the primary, left through the steering-wheel and to the secondary... 

On 4/24/2022 at 4:02 PM, Yellowtail said:

Do you not shift a manual in Thailand with your left hand? 

????Has to do with formative years and brain development. 

30 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

????Has to do with formative years and brain development. 

How so?

Doesn't bother me, I can use either hand.

Having lived in both LHD and RHD countries I can drive stick using either hand to change gears.

15 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Doesn't bother me, I can use either hand.

The only issues I ever had were:

1. Turn signal and windshield washer reversed (still get's me)

2. Turning from a parking lot small road onto a NOT busy road onto the wrong side of the road

3. As a pedestrian, looking the wrong way when crossing the road

1 minute ago, Ralf001 said:

Having lived in both LHD and RHD countries I can drive stick using either hand to change gears.

Yeah, it was no problem at all. Buts again, were the gear-pattern reversed it likely would have been.