In South Australia, approximately 3 percent of registered vehicles are
motorcycles, yet motorcyclists account for around 14 percent of road
fatalities. How many of these safer riding skills do you have?
1. Scan traffic for other motorists; observe indicators, brake
lights and cars running red. Never assume all is safe.
2. Wear visible clothing and ride with your lights on.
3. You should never ride in sandals, thongs.
4. Indicate before changing lanes.
5. Brakes should work well and have correct fluid in the master
cylinder.
6. Make sure that your pillion passenger knows the correct
techniques for pillion riding and is wearing appropriate protective clothing
and a helmet.
7. Gloves, jacket and boots designed for riding are essential
for safety and comfort.
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