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Can adverse weather conditions, such as rain, wind or ice, influence motorcycle accidents?

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Yes, since there is a greater likelihood of sudden movements or falls by motorcyclists.

Adverse weather conditions such as rain, wind or ice can significantly influence motorcycle accidents. These conditions worsen driving conditions and increase the likelihood of sudden movements or falls by motorcyclists. For example: Rain: Reduces tyre traction on the road, increases braking distance and decreases visibility. Wind: Can destabilise the motorcycle, especially in strong gusts or when passing large vehicles. Ice: Makes road surfaces extremely slippery, which dramatically increases the risk of falls.

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  • Yes, but only when the rider is not properly equipped.

  • Yes, since there is a greater likelihood of sudden movements or falls by motorcyclists.

  • No, weather conditions do not affect the way a motorcycle is ridden.

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