How can a driver avoid lingering in the 'No Zone' of large vehicles?

Staying out of the 'No Zone' of large vehicles, such as trucks and buses, is crucial for safe driving. The 'No Zone' refers to the blind spots around these vehicles where the driver cannot see smaller cars. The correct approach to avoid being in this zone is to actively check for the driver's reflection in the side mirror of the large vehicle. If you can see the driver’s reflection, it indicates that you are in their field of vision and can safely proceed.

While other methods like increasing speed, maintaining a significant distance, or honking have their purposes in certain driving situations, they do not guarantee that a driver will successfully avoid the blind spots. Speeding might actually put the driver in a more dangerous position, while simply staying five car lengths away does not adequately address the issue of visibility. Additionally, honking does not ensure that the driver is aware of your presence; opting for visual confirmation through the side mirror is a more reliable way to avoid the 'No Zone.'