When You Are Behind A Motorcycle You Should

Here are our 10 tips on what you should do when you're behind a motorcycle. 1. Maintain a safe following distance Keep a minimum of 3-4 seconds of space between your vehicle and the motorcycle in front of you. 2. Be attentive Pay close attention to the movements and signals of the motorcyclist to anticipate their actions and react accordingly. 3. Avoid sudden lane changing Give motorcycles enough space when changing lanes, as they are smaller and more maneuverable than other vehicles. 4. Check blind spots Always check your blind spots before changing lanes or making any maneuvers to ensure there are no motorcycles present. 5. Use your indicators and mirrors Signal your intentions early, so motorcyclists have time to react. Regularly check your mirrors for any motorcyclists approaching from behind. 6. Don't tailgate Avoid tailgating motorcycles, as they require additional stopping distance. Maintain a safe distance to allow them ample time to brake if needed. 7. Pass with caution When passing a motorcycle, leave plenty of room and allow them enough space by moving completely into the opposite lane before passing. 8. Be aware of wind turbulence Larger vehicles can create turbulence that can affect motorcycles, so be mindful when overtaking or 9. Be patient and respectful Motorcycles may need extra time or space on the road due to their size and agility. Show patience and respect their rights on the road. 10. Share the road safely