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Why should you look twice for motorcycles before turning or changing lanes?
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Their small size makes them easy to miss and makes their speed and distance hard to judge
Most car-motorcycle crashes happen because the driver simply did not see the rider in time.
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- ✓Their small size makes them easy to miss and makes their speed and distance hard to judge
- ✗Motorcycles are required to yield to cars
- ✗Motorcycles never travel at highway speed
- ✗Riders can always stop instantly to avoid you
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