Are American Cars Left-Hand Drive or Right-Hand Drive?

[SanEmmanuel]

American cars have the driver's position on the left side of the vehicle, which is the same as in mainland China, both being left-hand drive cars that drive on the right side of the road. Differences between driving on the left and right: Driving on the right: The driver can place their left hand on the steering wheel to maintain control while using their right hand to shift gears and operate the center console and dashboard. Since most people are right-handed, the right hand can perform more operations, making it more scientific. Driving on the left: Turning left is much quicker than turning right. Additionally, since the human visual system typically favors the right eye, placing the driver's seat on the right side of the vehicle makes it easier to observe oncoming traffic. Left-hand driving also utilizes a human instinct for self-preservation (in fast-moving situations, when encountering danger ahead, humans instinctively lean or turn left to protect the heart's position), making it easier to quickly avoid danger by turning left in emergency situations.