I assume these are defined in relation to the kerb. So a left hand drive vehicle in the UK would have its nearside on the driver's side?
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Definition of nearside and offside?
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9 years ago
Yes.
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Yeah, nearside the kerb
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Depends what way the car is facing, though.
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Assume the car is on the side of the road facing the direction it would normally travel.
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Never make assumptions.
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Where the law is concerned (mirrors, certificates, bus lanes) yes. If buying parts, maybe not.
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Always make consumptions.
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