How can you avoid being in another driver's blind spot?

To avoid being in another driver's blind spot, the best practice is to drive ahead of or directly behind the other driver. By positioning your vehicle in front of or directly behind the other vehicle, you ensure that you remain visible to the driver, minimizing the chances of an accident due to being unnoticed.

When you are directly ahead, your vehicle is in the driver's line of sight, which is the most secure position. Similarly, being directly behind provides a similar benefit, as most drivers are more aware of vehicles in both these positions.

Other options, such as speeding up rapidly or frequently changing lanes, create uncertainty and can increase the likelihood of being in a blind spot, especially if the driver is not anticipating such movements. Driving to the side of another vehicle can potentially place you in their blind spot, particularly if you are not aware of their field of view. Therefore, maintaining visibility by being ahead of or directly behind the vehicle is the safest and most effective way to stay out of blind spots.