In the UK the (possibly?) more common terms are nearside (kerb side) and offside (road side). It's maybe better than "driver" and "passenger side" because it s

In the UK the (possibly?) more common terms are nearside (kerb side) and offside (road side). It's maybe better than "driver" and "passenger side" because it still makes sense when you're driving a car with different "handedness" to your current road network.