What is considered the danger zone of any vehicle?

The area considered the danger zone of any vehicle is in front of the vehicle. This is because the front zone poses the greatest risk, especially regarding visibility and the potential for sudden movements. When a vehicle is in motion, the driver has limited visibility of smaller objects or pedestrians directly in front of the vehicle, particularly at blind spots. This is critical during maneuvers like turning or stopping because people or objects can unexpectedly enter this area.

Understanding this concept is vital for both safe vehicle operation and awareness around moving vehicles. Limiting distractions and practicing caution when navigating in this area is essential to avoid collisions and ensure the safety of all road users. The other areas—behind, to the side, and above—also pose risks but are typically not as immediate as the front zone when a vehicle is in motion.