What is a "no zone" in relation to large vehicles?

A "no zone" refers specifically to the areas around large vehicles, particularly trucks and buses, where smaller vehicles may be hidden from the driver's vision. Large vehicles have significant blind spots, and if a smaller vehicle enters these zones, the truck driver may not be able to see them in their mirrors, increasing the risk of accidents. Understanding these blind spots and avoiding them is crucial for safe driving around large trucks.

Recognizing the no zones helps drivers maintain safe distances and ensures that they do not get into situations where they could be in danger if the truck needs to make a sudden stop or a wide turn. The other options, such as areas for truck parking or designated truck lanes, do not accurately reflect the concept of no zones and do not pertain to the visibility risks associated with driving near large vehicles.