What statements apply to the term "blind spot"?

The "blind spot" refers to areas around your vehicle that you cannot see using your mirrors alone. These areas are especially dangerous for cyclists because they can be hidden from your view, even when using all mirrors. This is why it's important to turn your head to check these spots before changing lanes or turning. The blind spot is about visibility, not about where you can or cannot drive, so the statement that it cannot be driven over due to the turning circle is incorrect. Remembering that mirrors don't cover all angles helps prevent accidents with vulnerable road users like cyclists.