What is the Front No-Zone in relation to large vehicles?

The Front No-Zone refers to the area directly in front of large vehicles, such as trucks and buses, where visibility is limited for the driver of the large vehicle. When someone passes a large vehicle, if they cut in front too soon or suddenly slow down after passing, they can find themselves in this danger zone. This can lead to the risk of getting rear-ended because the large vehicle may not be able to stop as quickly as a regular passenger car due to its size and weight.

The correct understanding of this zone is critical for safe driving around large vehicles. Drivers should maintain ample distance in front of these vehicles to avoid presenting a hazard to themselves and the larger vehicle operators, who may not see them or may require more time and space to react and stop. Therefore, awareness of the Front No-Zone is essential for ensuring safety on the road, particularly in scenarios involving larger vehicles.