Nearside (noun)

1. The side of a vehicle closest to the pavement or kerb.
2. The side of an object, building, or road closest to an observer or to a particular direction.
3. The left side of a vehicle when facing in the direction of travel.

Origin:

The word 'nearside' is a british english term derived from the old english word 'neares', which means 'nearest'. it refers to the side of a vehicle that is closest to the pavement or kerb.

Examples:

1. The driver parked the car on the nearside of the road.
2. The nearside of the car was damaged in the accident.
3. The nearside of the building was covered in graffiti.
4. The nearside of the road was blocked with traffic cones and signs indicating roadworks ahead.
5. The nearside view of the monument was stunning, with the sun shining down on it.