A town worth taking your time in.
Connected streets, a coastal circuit, roundabouts and an elevated motorway. Follow the live map or see where the road takes you.
FREE 3D DRIVING SIMULATOR
Drive a right-hand-drive car in a virtual town. Practise lane position, junctions, roundabouts and motorways with five guided lessons.
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LEFT-HAND TRAFFIC.
RIGHT-HAND-DRIVE CAR.

05 Guided lessons
04 Camera views
Your pace Open-world free drive
Keep left 右舵驾驶舱
A DIFFERENT SIDE OF THE ROAD
Leftside is a free 3D left-hand driving simulator that runs in your browser. Take the wheel of an automatic, right-hand-drive car in Seabrook, a fictional coastal town built around left-hand traffic.
For travellers, people moving to a left-driving country, or anyone curious about a new perspective, it’s a place to explore before getting behind a real wheel.
Meet the simulatorConnected streets, a coastal circuit, roundabouts and an elevated motorway. Follow the live map or see where the road takes you.
Switch between the right-hand-drive cockpit, follow, bonnet and aerial views. Use keyboard controls or on-screen touch pedals.
Optional coaching responds to lane position, speed, signals and collisions. Adjust traffic, lighting and graphics to suit your practice.
FIVE SMALL STEPS
Choose a skill. Take your time.
Come back whenever you like.
Get a feel for your place on the road. Follow the left lane for 300 metres.
Ease to a stop at a red light, wait for green, then move through the junction.
Practise a clockwise route, giving way and signalling left as you exit.
Read the arrows and follow Juniper Street in the correct direction.
Join the wider road and practise keeping left at motorway speeds.
Your completed lessons and progress stay in this browser, on this device.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
No setup. Just a browser with WebGL support.
A larger screen and keyboard are ideal.
Open the simulator and choose Start driving. Begin with a quiet free drive, or pick a guided lesson above.
W to accelerate, S to brake, A D to steer. On touch screens, use the steering and pedal buttons.
Use C to change your view and R to reset. Explore the map with M. There’s no rush.
PLAN YOUR FIRST REAL DRIVE
Prepare for driving in the UK: mph speed signs, roundabouts, motorway lanes, overseas licences and a practical first-drive plan for your rental car.
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阅读指南 实用指南A practical first-drive checklist for a right-hand-drive rental car: seating, pedals, controls, left-edge awareness, transmission and moving off.
阅读指南 实用指南Prepare for an overseas rental car with a practical sequence: local rules, virtual lane and junction practice, route planning and a collection checklist.
阅读指南 Simulator guideExplore Leftside’s free browser driving simulator: right-hand-drive cockpit, five lessons, keyboard and touch controls, and what virtual practice can cover.
阅读指南BEFORE YOU SET OFF
Leftside is a free browser-based 3D driving simulator for getting familiar with driving on the left. Explore Seabrook, a fictional coastal town, in an automatic right-hand-drive car, with traffic, optional coaching and five guided lessons.
Yes. Leftside is free to play in your browser. There is no software installation or in-game subscription. Your settings and practice progress are saved locally in your browser.
You can use Leftside to explore left-hand lane position, clockwise roundabouts, junctions and motorway driving in a virtual setting. It uses UK-style conventions, but Seabrook is fictional. It is not an official driving course, a driving test or a substitute for instruction and the current Highway Code.
Leftside includes on-screen steering and pedal controls for touch devices. Landscape orientation gives you more room. You need a browser with WebGL support; performance depends on your device. A keyboard and larger screen offer more precise controls.
The five guided lessons cover staying in the left lane, stopping at red lights, roundabouts, one-way streets and motorway driving. Free drive lets you explore connected town roads, a coastal circuit and motorway slip roads at your own pace.
No. Left-hand traffic means vehicles travel on the left side of the road. A right-hand-drive car has its steering wheel on the right. Leftside combines left-hand traffic with a right-hand-drive cockpit.
Leftside is a simplified practice simulator for building familiarity. Its traffic and vehicle dynamics do not reproduce every real-world hazard, and it does not assess whether you are ready to drive. Use qualified instruction and official local guidance for real driving.
No. Lesson completions, driving progress and settings stay in local browser storage on the device you use. Clearing site data removes that progress. There are no cross-device accounts in the simulator.
THE LEFT LANE IS CALLING
No timer. No pressure. Just drive.