Pay attention to the blind spots!
The blind spot is related to one or multiple areas around a semi-truck where drivers cannot see, and usually, it is called a “no-zone.” Large commercial vehicles, like semi-trucks, have much larger blind spots than regular vehicles, which makes it much more difficult for truck drivers to see in other lanes.
Semi-trucks have four primary blind spots:
- In front of the truck’s cab, extending forward for about 20 feet
- Just below and behind the driver’s window;
- The right side of the truck’s cab;
- Behind the truck’s trailer, extending for about 30 feet.
Other Articles
Trucking Industry Slows in Q1
Future Outlooks Cautious Amid Uncertainties
Seeking Your Help to Complete Our Electric Fleet: The Tesla Semi Challenge
At Z Transportation, we've always strived to be at the forefront of new technology and play our part in the clean energy movement. We've made significant strides with our fleet, incorporating the latest in electric truck technology, including the impressive Volvo and...
Revolutionizing Green Transport: Nikola’s Hydrogen Fueling Innovation
In the dynamic world of alternative fuel transportation, Nikola, a pioneering heavy-duty truck manufacturer, has recently unveiled its first HYLA-branded hydrogen refueling station. This strategic move marks a significant leap in hydrogen fueling innovation,...
Stay Up to Date With The Latest News & Updates
Join Our Newsletter
Follow Us
