safety tips for riding on two wheels

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safety tips for riding on two wheels -

Biker The bikes are a big part of the summer driving. Many people prefer the freedom of two wheels on the open road during the summer months. Whether to discover the scenic back roads on a cruiser or burn the road on a sport bike, the fact is that there is nothing like the feeling of the outdoors and the warm sun on your face as you roll. While this can be a liberating experience, it is not without its own set of dangers.

Motorists should be aware of motorcycles while sharing the road with our friends two wheels. Motorbikes can be easy to miss because of their size. They are smaller than cars and are more easily hidden in a blind spot for drivers. Be sure to look twice before changing lanes or making a turn - it could save the life of a rider

The road conditions affect motorcyclists differently than motorists .. adverse weather conditions or under the road such as potholes, sand, road debris, etc., can cause a rider to take evasive action rather abruptly. Make sure you leave enough space between you and a motorbike to be able to stop safely if the rider in front of you has to take evasive action.

Not only motorists should be more aware of their surroundings, motorcyclists can also do their part to help drivers notice their presence. A rider should never assume that a driver can see them. Wear reflective clothing or bright colors while driving to make it easier for drivers to see you. Always use your light when riding on the highway, even in the middle of the day. Light can attract the attention of a motorist before the rider. Use of high beam or a light modulation is also recommended.

position in the appropriate way is also very important when driving a motorcycle. Make sure to position yourself so you can see the side mirrors of a vehicle. If you can see their side mirror this greatly increases the probability that the driver can see you too. Give yourself plenty of clearance between you and the vehicles to avoid finding yourself in surrounding blind spots.

Weaving through traffic is also a very dangerous tactic. Do not try to weave between cars or share lanes with vehicles. The drivers can not see you or expect you to be with them between the two channels. If they change lanes or turn unexpectedly that you could be seriously injured. This is especially true in heavy traffic. When traffic stopped many riders driving between cars to weave their way through traffic. Drivers will often change lanes in a vain attempt to get a little further down the road and this can create a serious accident.

So the next time you hop in your car or hop on your bike for a cruise, remember these safety tips so that everyone gets to their destination safely. Do you know any additional tips that might be useful to motorists or motorcyclists?

Security tips obtained from the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles.

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