What is referred to as a "no-zone" around large vehicles?

The term "no-zone" specifically refers to the blind spots around large vehicles, such as trucks and buses, where the driver of the larger vehicle has limited visibility and cannot see smaller vehicles. These blind spots can be particularly dangerous because a driver in a small vehicle may think they are visible when, in fact, they are not, leading to potential accidents during maneuvers like lane changes or turns.

Understanding where these no-zones are can help motorcyclists and other drivers stay safe by keeping clear of these blind spots, ensuring they remain visible to larger vehicle operators. This knowledge is crucial for maintaining safe distances and appropriate lane positioning when riding or driving near large trucks and commercial vehicles. Identifying these areas is essential for all road users to mitigate the risks associated with blind spots.