Maybe you can’t think of any motorcycle owners you personally know right now… but chances are… you know someone who has ridden as a passenger on one. That’s why taking the extra effort to look for motorcyclists is personal to all of us.
Let’s face it, sometimes motorcyclists can be annoying. Some riders weave between cars in heavy traffic. Some seem to come out of nowhere and suddenly cut in front of you. Often they go fast. How you feel about this doesn’t matter. They have the same rights to the road as you do and are at a disadvantage if an accident occurs.
The best way to prevent any altercation on the road is to treat motorcycles as full size cars. Always allow them a whole lane. Since they’re harder to see, take a second, even a third look to be sure you don’t pull into their space.
Remember, even if you aren’t acquainted with any motorcycle owners, you may know the person who’s riding with them.
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