What Is The “No-Zone?”
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What Is The “No-Zone?”
The “No-Zone” refers to the areas immediately to the sides and just behind the truck. The driver has very limited, if at all, visibility in those areas. These include the right rear quarter, the left rear quarter, and the small distance directly behind the truck.
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