What are Side No-Zones?

Side No-Zones refer to the blind spots located on both sides of large vehicles, such as trucks and buses. These areas are particularly hazardous because they can obscure the driver's view of vehicles or pedestrians in those regions, leading to an increased risk of collisions, especially during wide turns. Drivers of large vehicles may not be able to see smaller vehicles or motorcycles that are positioned in these blind spots, making it crucial for other drivers to be aware of their position relative to large vehicles to ensure safety on the road.

While the other options mention different aspects of road safety and vehicle operation, they do not accurately describe the concept of Side No-Zones. For instance, safe spaces for cycles and motorcycles refer to designated areas meant for their use, while emergency escape routes are pathways intended for use during urgent situations, which are not related to the blind spots of large vehicles.