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It became more common in the late 90s, 2000s. But it used to be a guessing game. I'd rather all the manufacturers would just agree to a standard and put it on
by DigitalJack 13y ago
It became more common in the late 90s, 2000s. But it used to be a guessing game.
I'd rather all the manufacturers would just agree to a standard and put it one side.
- 2arrs2ells 13y agoI think the variance on sides is intentional, to balance traffic flow at gas stations. (Imagine a gas station where most cars use the same entrance and have the tank on the same side. Half of the cars would need to do a U-Turn to use half of the tanks).
- thedrbrian 13y agoIt doesn't matter which side the filler opening is on because the pump nozzles reach.
- hfsktr 13y agoI have never seen anybody reach the hose over their car. Not sure why but I'd feel silly trying it. Like 'look at me I don't know which side I should have put the gas in'.