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Yes. Respecting priority and checking the manoeuvre is safe reduces collision risk, though it cannot guarantee avoiding every crash. A motorcycle’s size can make it hard to detect: observe carefully before entering or turning and do not force a rider with priority to brake or swerve.
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No, because these riders do not obstruct visibility
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No, because they take up little space on the road
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