Does the bus go left or right?

Drive to the left. Because I have to get on the bus, I can't see the door.

Because there is no door on this side, and the door of the bus is on the right side of the bus, which is the left side of the bus on the opposite side, then the bus opens to the left. Drive to the left. Take the forward direction as the front, and the passenger car door is generally on the right side of the bus.

Whether the car is left or right, left drive (the driver is on the left), that is, to the left; Right rudder is to the right. If it's Shanghai, it's right-handed, and the door should be on the right, but there is no door on the car, so it's left-handed.

The driving position of the vehicle is on the left, which is convenient for judging and controlling the distance between the vehicle and the oncoming vehicle on the left.

in ergonomics.

Most people are accustomed to using the right-handed principle, in order to allow the driver to easily control the shift and brake to ensure safety and reliability, the designer naturally set the driver's seat on the right side of the body.

On the other hand, when the car first came out, most of the owners were wealthy people, and they all hired drivers to drive, and the driver's seat was located on the right, which made it convenient for the driver to get out of the car and open the door for the owner, and get out of the car at any time to clear the obstacles on the road, so as not to puncture the pneumatic tires.

The bus below is on the left. First of all, the background of this question is domestic, and foreign countries are not considered. According to common sense, the buses and buses you usually see have doors, and they all open doors on one side, which means that there is only one side with a door.

And in China, it is on the right side of the road, and the door is on the right side of the car.

And ** is given a front view, and the door is not visible on **, that is to say, the door is on the other side that ** is not drawn, that is, the rear side of **. Buses and buses that you can't see the doors of the buses that you usually see are driven from right to left, so the front of the bus is to the left. That is, the car drives to the left.

Drive to the left.

Because there is no door on this side, and the door of the bus is on the right side of the bus, that is, on the left side of the bus on the opposite side, then the bus opens to the left.

Hope it helps.

Drive to the left. Take the forward direction as the front, and the passenger car door is generally on the right side of the bus. Let's test the children's questions?!

What if it's a Hong Kong bus?

Fuck your sister, no one gets it.

In China, you drive to the left because the door is on the right.

Britain just drove to the right, and they had the door on the left.

There is no door on the picture, that is, the door is on the other side.

That is, it depends on whether the car is left or right, left drive (the driver is on the left), that is, to the left; Right hand drive (e.g. UK, Hong Kong) is to the right.

Let's assume that the car is moving forward rather than reversing.

If you don't specify which country or region it is, this question is deliberately causing trouble. In Chinese mainland, of course, it is open to the left, but in Hong Kong, Japan, and the United Kingdom, this bus is to the right, which cannot be used as an argument at all, and there are loopholes in logic.

Whichever way you say it goes, it's where it goes.

This kind of question is said to be the answer to the left, and it can be said that the thinking is fixed, right?? You can say left or right, why do you tell children that they are left?? Draw an analogy.

1.The title doesn't say reverse or forward, so you have to tell the child that it's moving forward and it's driving left? 2.

I didn't see the driver's window, according to your logic, how to explain that the Chinese driver's window is the opposite of the door window? Therefore, there is no absolute right or wrong in this question, as long as you can explain your logic clearly, it is right.

It's obvious to the left.

Because our country is driving on the right side, the door is on the right side of the car, and the door is not visible on the **.

Explain that the door is on the other side.

Then the front of the car is to the left.

That is, the car drives to the left.

According to the relationship between the door and the driver, in China, it is open to the left, in the United Kingdom, it is open to the right, and if the children can distinguish the regional differences, then the school will definitely accept it.

Can I say spicy chicken question? You give a real ** answer to the left, you draw this car, return the direction of the door, I draw the car and draw the door?

You can't go anywhere without a driver.

Left. In this picture, you see the side without a door, that is, the left side of the car. But the Chinese gods believe that they drive to the left, because the door is on the right, and if it is England, it is to the right, and the door of the British bus is on the left.

In addition, the seat belt of the bus is a practical and effective device to prevent and reduce the degree of damage caused by traffic accidents. Seat belts unite people and cars and avoid the danger of passengers crashing into glass windows and being thrown out of the car.

Left. This picture shows the side without the door, which is the left side of the car. But in China, you drive to the left, because the door is on the right, and if it's the UK, it's on the right, and the door of the British bus is on the left.

Seat belts in buses outside the Xunque.

It is a practical and effective device to prevent and reduce the degree of damage caused by traffic accidents. Seat belts unite people and cars and protect them from the dangers of crashing into glass windows and being thrown out of the car.