What are "no zones"?

The concept of "no zones" refers specifically to the blind spots around large trucks and buses. These areas are critical for drivers to understand because they represent regions where the driver of the truck or bus cannot see other vehicles.

Large vehicles have significant blind spots on all sides – particularly on the front, back, and sides. When a vehicle enters these no zones, it can be difficult or impossible for the large vehicle's driver to detect their presence. Understanding where these blind spots are can help other drivers maintain a safe distance and avoid collisions while passing or merging near these larger vehicles. Recognizing the importance of staying clear of no zones is crucial for ensuring safety on the road, especially given the size and larger turning radius of trucks and buses.

Other options like areas where parking is prohibited or regions with heavy traffic do not specifically relate to the inherent visibility challenges associated with large vehicles. Locations with road construction could involve various risks, but they do not specifically pertain to the unique blind spots of trucks and buses, which is the main focus of understanding no zones.