cars, which is why cutting closely in front of them is dangerous.
Q: Where are a truck’s major blind spots located? A: A truck’s blind spots are directly behind the trailer, immediately in front of the cab, and along both the left and right sides, particularly near the cab doors
Q: How should I respond if a truck flashes its lights to let me merge? A: Once you have safely moved ahead of the truck, many drivers respond with a brief alternating flash of their hazard lights as a “thank you” gesture.
Q: What should I do if visibility is poor due to rain or fog? A: Turn on your low-beam headlights, reduce your speed, increase your following distance, and give large commercial trucks extra operating room
