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The A, B, C and D columns are counted front to back. No magic ;) Notably the thick and angled A columns of modern cars create fairly large blind spots to the f
by blattimwind 8y ago
The A, B, C and D columns are counted front to back. No magic ;)
Notably the thick and angled A columns of modern cars create fairly large blind spots to the front left and right, while wide B columns are problematic for larger drivers, since the B column blocks visibility over the shoulder.
- chrisseaton 8y ago> No magic ;) Well you need to know that they refer to columns in the car's body in the first place.
- sokoloff 8y agoExactly. I'm a "car guy" and didn't connect "A column" to a car part. "A pillar" I'd have understood immediately.