If you can't see the driver of a large vehicle in their rear view mirror, what does that mean?

The statement that if you can't see the driver of a large vehicle in their rear view mirror, the driver cannot see you is accurate. Large vehicles, such as trucks and buses, have blind spots that can obstruct a driver’s view of smaller vehicles. If you are positioned in a way that the driver can't see you in the mirror, it is likely that you are in their blind spot and, therefore, potentially in a dangerous situation.

Understanding this context is crucial for safe driving around larger vehicles. Maintaining a position where you can be seen by the driver not only ensures your visibility but also helps avoid accidents. It emphasizes the importance of being aware of your surroundings and respecting the limitations of large vehicle visibility.