If the car is designed to be driven on the right side of the road, when you stand in front of the car and look at the driver, the driver will be on your right. Left and right sides of the car are determined by sitting in the driver seat. I usually just refer to the car sides as driver side or passenger side so as not to confuse anyone.
driver side and under the hood on right facing car
Driver side or on the right side if you are facing the car far back cylinder
No, the right side of the car is the passenger's side.
Right side in front of driver firewall, facing the car front
right side of car is passenger side...left is driver But in some cars, driver seat is on the other side of the car. Sit behind the steering wheel, right is on your right.
In the rain tray on the driver side- facing car, Right side. Its covered by a black shroud with a symbol of a umbrella on it.
In the United States the driver side of the car is the left side of the car.
In US cars (which drive on the right), the right side of the car is the passenger's side. In the UK and other places (where they drive to the left), the right side is where the driver sits.
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It's left & right. Left is driver's side.
The right hand side of a vehicle, by convention, is the side to the right of the driver while seated facing the normal direction of travel. Consequently, a person observing a front-of-vehicle engine compartment while standing in front of the vehicle would have the right hand side of the vehicle to his left.
Ha! You made that one tough...you didn't say whether you were in the boat facing the stern, or outside the boat facing the stern. Anyway, it's easy. If you're in the boat and you're facing forward (the direction of travel), the right side of the boat is the starboard side. Think of a car driving down the highway (in the US), the passenger is on the starboard side and the driver is on the port side.