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Road Safety Tips for Motorcyclists

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Ride Responsibly. Staying Safe Every Journey.

Road Safety Tips for Motorcyclists

Motorcyclists and pillion riders are a group of road users who are over-represented in fatal road traffic accidents. As compared to driving a car, motorcycle riding requires greater skills and control. A motorcyclist is also less visible on the road, and is more prone to sustaining injuries in accidents, due to the lack of protection provided by an outer shell.

As a safe rider, Cautious Chong pays attention to his riding attire and practises defensive riding. Read below to find out how Cautious Chong takes the road to responsibility.

Practise the following tips to pass traffic junctions safely:

  • Close the throttle when three arrows away from the junction;
  • Be prepared to brake at the second arrow; and
  • Only open the throttle when at the first arrow to clear past the junction.

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Practise defensive riding by observing the following tips: 

  • Concentrate when you ride.
  • Always turn on your headlights to enhance your visibility to other road users.
  • Slow down when approaching a bend.
  • Keep to your left, unless you are overtaking.
  • Do not weave in and out of traffic.
  • Do not tailgate and always keep a safe following distance from other vehicles.
  • Stay out of the blind spots of larger vehicles.
  • Keep a lookout for other road users and anticipate pedestrians who may dash across the road.
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  • Greet your fellow road users with a smile.
  • Signal early to alert other road users of your intentions when turning or changing lanes.
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