New Zealand: How Do I Get There? The vast majority of visitors to New Zealand is by air. For most people, the country sits half way across the world so it's going to be a fairly long flight regardless of where you're from. By far the most common way of getting around is by car. Driving is on the left side of the road (so the steering wheel in the car is on the right). If you're unfamiliar with driving on the other side of the road, it takes a little getting used to (especially if you hire a stick shift and have to shift with your left arm). However, keep in mind that the driver is always closer to the center of the road and look right first before looking both ways when entering an intersection. At least the pedals are the same (accelerator on the right, brakes on the middle, clutch on the left if applicable). Have A Great Story Or Comment You'd Like To Share?
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