JB, very best wishes for your speedy return behind the wheel of your Mog.
As Sportster has said it is learning to compensate for the loss of your left visual fields. Effectively by twisting your head to the left, to bring the functioning right fields around to scan on your left. Humans are very lazy and so it is really going to be about retraining your brain to keep the twist and scan to the left going continually whilst driving. May I also suggest that along with his suggested walk on the right side of the road, with the "action" happening to your left. That you also learn to give a continual running commentary on what you pass and what is happening to your left. Not easy, but all part of retraining your brain to bring in the twist to the left. I'm sure that is what any future examiner will want to see, that you are picking up and registering any potential hazard on your drive right and left.
Alistair's suggestion of multiple screens should help with this, particularly with the main emphasis being to the left of straight ahead and ahead.
Then, is there any chance of access to private roads or land, to put the practice into action before any test?
Good luck
