What does it mean to be in the "no zone"?

Being in the "no zone" refers specifically to the areas around large trucks that are blind spots. These blind spots are regions where a truck driver has limited or no visibility of other vehicles, pedestrians, or cyclists. Understanding the no zones is crucial for safe driving around large vehicles, as being in these areas significantly increases the likelihood of an accident.

The no zones typically extend directly behind the truck, alongside the passenger side, and occasionally to the front of the truck, making it essential for drivers of smaller vehicles to maintain a safe distance and avoid lingering in these blind spots. This knowledge helps ensure that all road users can navigate safely in proximity to larger trucks, thus preventing collisions.