Which Areas Are Considered Blind Spots for Large Trucks?
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The blind spots of large trucks mainly include the following areas: 1. Front blind spot: Generally, the area from the front of the truck to about 2 meters behind the driver's cabin and 1.5 meters wide is a blind spot. 2. Right-side blind spot: The area from the end of the cargo box to the end of the driver's cabin, extending about 1.5 meters from the side of the truck, is the right-side blind spot. Larger cargo boxes result in larger blind spots. 3. Left-side blind spot: The left-side blind spot is mainly near the rear of the truck's cargo box. Additionally, the side front area near the A-pillar is also a blind spot. 4. Rear blind spot: The entire rear area is a blind spot for large trucks.