When pursuing a truck, drivers of passenger vehicles should always leave enough room. Visibility of the road ahead is reduced when following closely behind a larger vehicle. A truck might need 90% more room to stop than a passenger car. This necessitates a wider following distance.  Compared to other vehicles, trucks have bigger blind areas. Drivers should always pass trucks on the driver’s side because the passenger side has the worst blind area. Drivers should also avoid parking in the neighboring lanes or behind the truck’s cab doors.  Passenger car drivers should leave ample room while pulling over on highways and other roadways. To lessen the chance of a collision, drivers of passenger vehicles should stop as far over.  Drivers should use caution to prevent truck-related intersection collisions. Truck drivers have a restricted rear view during turns, so vehicles should avoid following too closely.