What should a driver do if they find themselves in a no-zone?

When a driver finds themselves in a no-zone, which refers to areas around large vehicles where drivers may not be seen, the best course of action is to slow down and limit movements. This approach enhances safety for both the driver and the larger vehicle.

By slowing down, the driver gives themselves more time to assess their surroundings and make informed decisions about their next actions. Additionally, limiting movements reduces the risk of sudden maneuvers that could lead to accidents, especially in crowded or precarious situations. This strategy is particularly crucial in no-zones because large vehicles have significant blind spots, and erratic behavior can easily lead to collisions.

To simply speed up to pass, stay in the no-zone, or signal the vehicle to pass may put both the driver and the occupants of the larger vehicle at increased risk. In contrast, maintaining caution by reducing speed while in a no-zone will lead to a safer driving environment.