Driving Mantra - Stay on the left

We hired a car, and it is uniquely difficult to drive "on the wrong side of the road". We are constantly reminding ourselves and each other to "stay to the left". There are a few things which are quite problematic, and I feel like I've messed up a couple of times even though we've read the tips on driving in New Zealand.

After a while, it got lots easier, but here are some lessons we've learned -- and continue to learn -- about driving:
- the steering wheel is on the right hand side of the car (yes, we still go to the wrong side)
- the turn signal is on the right hand side of the steering wheel (we are constantly turning on the windshield wipers when we want to turn left)
- round-abouts are confusing, even to New Zealanders -- we've asked the locals and they also have no idea
- outside of in-city roads, the speed limit is almost always 100kph (62mph)... even on narrow, steep, scary, winding roads
- the yield to the right laws are slightly less confusing the round-abouts. In its most extreme incarnation, a driver turning left must yield to a driver turning right. This makes sense in the US, where a right turn is the quick turn; here a right turn crosses traffic and yet still must be yielded to. Strange but true.