Where are the blind spots on a large truck's body?

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WillowDella
07/30/25 12:33am
The blind spot locations of a large truck: 1. Front blind spot: The front of a large truck is a semi-blind area, especially the area immediately adjacent to the body, which has significant visual blind spots. The danger zone varies depending on the size of the truck. 2. Left-side blind spot: The left-side blind spot is near the rear of the cargo box and is relatively smaller than the right-side blind spot. However, when positioned at the left rear wheel, only half of the body can be seen through the rearview mirror. 3. Right-side blind spot: The right-side blind spot of a large truck is the most dangerous among all its blind spots. It extends from the end of the cargo box to the end of the driver's cabin, covering an area approximately 1.5 meters wide from the truck. The larger the cargo box, the larger the blind spot. 4. Rear blind spot: The area directly behind a large truck is a complete blind spot, making it almost impossible to see vehicles following closely behind.
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