What is a no-zone?

A no-zone refers to specific areas around large vehicles, such as trucks and buses, where visibility is significantly restricted for the driver of that vehicle. These areas include the sides, rear, and front of the vehicle and are typically larger due to the size and height of these vehicles compared to standard passenger cars.

When driving near large trucks or buses, it's crucial for drivers to be aware of these no-zones because a driver may not be able to see other vehicles that are in those areas. For instance, if you are driving in the blind spot of a large truck, the driver may not know you are there, making it dangerous to change lanes or pass. Understanding and recognizing no-zones helps ensure safety on the road by encouraging drivers to give larger vehicles the space they need and to avoid lingering in blind spots.

The other options relate to different aspects of driving and road safety but do not pertain to the defined concept of no-zones around larger vehicles.