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Road TrunkTo increase safety, motorcycles and all drivers must observe these simple traffic rules and laws
There is great importance for the safety of motorcyclists in our roads. Concerning all users, motorcycle as well as pillion riders make up the main group that's associated with deadly road injuries. Road safety for motorcyclists is often a paramount matter, as motorcycle riding requires balancing skills and greater control as compared to car driving. A motorcycle is also much less noticeable and may often be neglected on the streets. Furthermore, the body of the motorcycle provides not much safety to the motorcyclist.
The following are necessary pointers to lessen the risks in motorcycling:
Preventive RIDING
Year after year, data show that motorcycles continue to be the most vulnerable group among all road users. To enhance protection, motorcycles and all motorists should observe all these essential traffic guidelines and laws:
Keep to your left, unless you are overtaking
By no means drive while you’ve been drinking
Always keep a safe range from other vehicles
Never swerve in and out of traffic
Don’t overtake a convoy of vehicles
Don’t speed Decelerate if getting close to a bend
Foresee pedestrians who may possibly dash across the road
Stay on the lookout to Pedestrian road safety and also animal that could dart out unexpectedly
Exercise the 2-Second Rule: allow for two seconds between braking and making a full stop behind a vehicle
Get out of a car’s blind spot
To prevent any sort of accident, begin with the correct gear - properly secured helmet, tight fitting hand protection, jacket, and closed footwear. Check that your tyres aren't bald and that they are thoroughly filled with air. Turn on your headlight regularly and keep the correct posture for better visibility on the streets.
Focus whenever you ride, focus on the road
Take good control of your motorbike
Driving intoxicated by alcoholic beverages and narcotics greatly increases your chances of getting killed
Don’t speed, drive carefully
Don’t switch lanes unexpectedly, signal other road users before shifting course
Avoid tailgating, always keep a safe range from the vehicle in front
Exercise road courtesy even when others do not
Be noticeable, ride using your signals on
Always obey traffic signals
CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD RIDER
Keeps vehicle in roadworthy state
Makes use of good fitting gear as well as riding footwear
Has a crash headgear securely strapped at the chin
Switches on the headlights for visibility, and has signal lights that are all functioning
Keeps legs close to vehicle, in a gripping posture
Side mirrors are properly installed
Brakes work well
Tyres are threaded and properly inflated
Billy Bragg - A13
