I've seen the same thing happen with UK cars here. I don't think most drivers even realise that their headlights aren't uniformly lighting up the road in front

I've seen the same thing happen with UK cars here. I don't think most drivers even realise that their headlights aren't uniformly lighting up the road in front of them. IMO places where people switch what side of the road people drive on (ferries, tunnels, etc.) should put up warnings and hand out fines to people with reversed lights. For cars that don't have digitally adjustable lights, I'm sure there will be money making opportunities for garages near these places where the lights can be physically adjusted.