[運転席](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/92845/)= the driver's seat
助手席=the passenger seat
後ろの席=the back seat
例:
I like sitting in the passenger seat.
私は助手席に座るのが好きです。
Do you want to sit in the passenger seat or the back seat?
助手席と後ろの席、どっちに座りたい?
The name for the seat directly next to the driver is called 'the passenger seat' or 'the front seat.' 'The front seat' is more commonly used in the US by native speakers.
You may also refer to the 'front seat' as 'the shotgun seat', or 'shotgun' for short. The reason is because, in the Wild West, the person in this seat would be holding a shotgun for protection. This expression is common even in the present.
In a formal situation we refer to the seat parallel to the Driver as the Passenger Seat. The Passenger Seat per many local and national laws must only be occupied by an adult or one that is about to be an adult.
The passenger is often referred to as the co-pilot in which he or she gives directions to the Driver or holds food or drink which he or she gives to the driver.
In an extremely informal setting, on a pickup truck or an SUV, the seat is referred to as the Shotgun seat. Teenagers who "call Shotgun" are saying that they are reserving the seat for themselves, and everyone else will need to go to the back.
The seat in a motor vehicle that is positioned in the front, next to the driver is called the 'passenger seat' or the 'front seat'.
For example:
- Today, James sat in the front seat when his Dad drove him to school.
- I was (sitting) in the passenger seat when the policeman stopped our car for speeding.
1. Front passenger seat
2. Front seat
The front passenger seat is the seat next to the driver's
seat at the front of any vehicle. It is often referred to as the
'front seat' as well. When you use the term 'front seat', others
automatically know that you are referring to the front passnger
seat because the driver sits in the driver's seat.
Example:
He was sitting in the front seat when the collision occurred.
The term passenger seat is used to refer to the seat next to the driver of the vehicle. A slang term used to describe this is "shotgun". There is a common game if you call "shotgun" first while you are walking back to the vehicle you are travelling in, that means that you are claiming the passenger seat.
The seat next to the driver is called the passenger seat.
I am sitting in the passenger seat next to the driver.
I hope this helps.
Have a great day.
Will
The seat that is next to the driver would be called the, "passenger seat." Sometimes we play a game that whoever says, "shotgun," first when you all see the car, that person gets the passenger seat.
You call the seat next to the driver's seat the passenger seat as displayed in the picture. The empty seat is the one where the passenger would sit in.
Could also be; The front seat or the front passenger seat.