Which of the following is NOT a no-zone area around trucks and larger vehicles?

The area around trucks and larger vehicles known as the "no-zone" includes the side, front, and rear zones where visibility is limited, making it more hazardous for both the truck and surrounding vehicles. The no-zone concept emphasizes the importance of maintaining a safe distance from these large vehicles to avoid potential blind spots where the driver may not see other vehicles.

The top zone is not considered a no-zone because it does not involve the same visibility issues. Trucks have a higher profile, and while the top area can be a zone that inexperienced drivers might mistakenly believe is susceptible to danger, it is not officially classified as a no-zone by safety standards. This distinction is critical for ensuring that drivers understand how to position themselves safely around larger vehicles on the road.