Where is "no-zone" located in relation to large trucks?

The concept of "no-zone" refers to the areas around large trucks where the driver has limited visibility and may not be able to see other vehicles. This makes it crucial for motorcyclists and other drivers to be aware of these zones to avoid being in blind spots and to ensure safe driving practices.

The no-zone encompasses the areas directly in front of the truck, on both sides, and behind it. Large trucks have larger blind spots due to their size and height, which can obscure the view of smaller vehicles. Therefore, any vehicle that enters these zones risks being undetected by the truck driver, increasing the likelihood of an accident.

Being aware of these no-zone areas can help motorcyclists and other drivers position themselves safely during maneuvers such as lane changes, merging, or making turns around large trucks. Understanding the spatial dynamics around large trucks is critical for maintaining safe distances and ensuring visibility for all road users.