Question

because tanker trucks transport liquids they are prone to? *
less difficulties then typical large vehicles
sloshing and surging
increased ability to corner
less blind spots than typical large trucks

where is the largest no zone for a large truck located? *
right
left
front
rear

how can you tell if the driver of a large truck can see you? *
if you can see the driver in their side mirror
if you can see the license plate
if you have your headlights on

Explanation:

1. Tanker trucks carrying liquids are prone to sloshing and surging as the liquid inside moves around during driving. This is a common issue due to the nature of liquid cargo.
2. The largest no - zone (blind spot) for a large truck is at the rear. The driver has limited visibility behind the large vehicle.
3. If you can see the driver in their side mirror, it is likely that the driver can see you. This is because the side - mirror is a primary means of the driver's visibility, and if you can see them through it, they have a clear line of sight to you as well.

Answer:

1. B. Sloshing and Surging
2. D. Rear
3. A. If you can see the driver in their side mirror