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Sharing the road with lorries, vans and buses means being aware of areas where a driver’s view may be limited. Cyclists, pedestrians and other road users can be difficult to see when positioned in a vehicle’s blind spots, particularly when the vehicle is turning or manoeuvring.
Blind Spot stickers provide a clear visual reminder of this hazard, encouraging people to take extra care and give larger vehicles space.
A blind spot is an area around a vehicle that the driver cannot directly see or fully observe using their mirrors. Its position and size depend on the vehicle’s design, dimensions and visibility equipment.
Large vehicles can have areas of limited visibility at the front, rear and along their sides. Warning stickers help communicate this limitation to people nearby, reminding them that being close to a vehicle does not necessarily mean the driver can see them.
Blind Spot stickers draw attention to restricted visibility around vehicles. Their bold colours, warning symbols and straightforward wording make the message easy to recognise.
They can be used to:
Warn cyclists and pedestrians that they may be outside the driver’s field of view.
Encourage extra care around vehicles that are turning, reversing or manoeuvring.
Support fleet safety awareness by displaying a clear warning on vehicles such as lorries, vans and buses.
Reinforce awareness in busy environments, including delivery areas, loading bays and vehicle entrances.
They are a useful addition to wider vehicle safety measures, helping communicate a hazard that may not be obvious to someone nearby.
“Angles Morts” is French for “blind spots”. The red, yellow and black design pictured combines this wording with an illustration of a lorry and the areas around it where visibility may be restricted.
The English “Blind spot — Take care” design uses a warning triangle, vehicle symbol and short message to highlight the same general hazard.
Although both communicate a blind spot warning, different designs should not be assumed to be interchangeable where specific signage requirements apply.
Blind Spot stickers raise awareness, but they do not improve the driver’s view or remove blind spots. They work alongside careful observation, suitable mirrors, cameras or detection systems where fitted, and safe driving practices.
For vehicle operators, keeping warning stickers clean, visible and in good condition helps ensure their message remains easy to read.
Whether you operate one vehicle or manage a fleet, clear warning stickers can help remind other road users to take care around your vehicles.
Explore Blind Spot and vehicle warning stickers at Safety-Label.co.uk to find a clear safety message for your vehicles.
https://www.safety-label.co.uk/collections/blind-spot-stickers-signs
