What can drivers do to help large vehicle operators see them?

Staying out of a large vehicle’s no-zones is the correct action for helping large vehicle operators see you. No-zones are areas around large trucks and buses where visibility is limited for the driver. By ensuring that you avoid these no-zones, especially those located directly in front, behind, and alongside the vehicles, you significantly reduce the risk of being in a position where you are unseen by the driver.

Remaining clear of these areas allows the large vehicle driver to have a full view of the road and surrounding traffic, which is essential for safe driving and maneuvering. This is important for both your safety and the safety of others on the road, as large vehicles have much larger blind spots compared to passenger cars.

Using a horn frequently can create noise but does not effectively convey your presence when it comes to visibility. Bright-colored stickers may draw some attention but do not change the vehicle's fundamental blind spots. Sudden lane changes can be dangerous and confusing for both you and a large vehicle operator, as it may lead to accidents. Therefore, maintaining a safe distance from no-zones is the best course of action for visibility and safety.