Wisconsin Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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You follow a large truck on a highway at a distance of about 100 feet. What should you do?
A follows a large truck at the stated 100-foot gap in a scaled road overview. An enlarged detail identifies the same car A below.
Correct answer: Drop back, because the blind area behind a large truck reaches about 200 feet.
Why
No-Zones are the areas around a large truck where its driver cannot see you: about 200 feet behind, about 20 feet in front, and along both sides. If you stay in a No-Zone, the driver can slow down or change lanes without knowing that you are there. Drop back or move ahead so that the driver can see you. When you pass a truck, get past its sides quickly.
Verified against Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook · Large trucks (No-Zones) · p. 56
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