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Nearsides and offside refer to the sides of a vehicle in relation to the driver's position. The nearside is the left side of the car when sitting in the driver's seat, while the offside is the right side. These terms are commonly used in the UK and other countries that drive on the left side of the road. In contrast, in countries where driving is on the right, the nearside would be the right side of the vehicle.
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