What space does the uncertainty zone of a vehicle cover?

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The uncertainty zone is the safety space surrounding any road user where unexpected movements may occur. In the case of a vehicle, this zone is located primarily in front and behind, and sometimes on the sides (for example, when opening doors or making lateral movements). The correct answer is the one that includes all these directions. It is important to distinguish it from 'blind spots'; while blind spots are vision issues, the uncertainty zone refers to movement prediction and safety.

What space does the uncertainty zone of a vehicle cover?

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