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How can you tell that you may be hidden in a large truck's rear blind area?
A follows a large tractor-trailer B in the same lane. The truck's wide body blocks A's forward view.
Correct answer: You cannot see the truck's side mirrors.
Why
Stay far enough back to see the mirrors and give the truck driver a chance to see your vehicle. If the mirrors disappear from your view, the truck driver may also be unable to see you. Back off instead of following close enough to lose both your forward view and the driver's view of your vehicle.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Beware of Blind Spots · p. 72
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