is on the right.
No guessing. No pulling up to the wrong side of the pump. No awkwardly discovering that you’ve positioned the car incorrectly while a queue forms behind you.
For such a small detail, it can be surprisingly useful.
Why Does the Arrow Exist?
It wasn’t designed merely as a clever dashboard decoration.
As people began driving a wider variety of vehicles, relying on muscle memory became less practical. You might drive your own car every day, then
jump into a rental, a family member’s vehicle, a company car, or a friend’s car—and suddenly, everything feels slightly unfamiliar.
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