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Its smaller size can make it harder to detect.
Other users may find it harder to detect, especially in blind spots or when judging its approach. This does not mean it is always less visible in every situation or more fragile than every four-wheeled vehicle. Car drivers should check carefully before manoeuvring; two-wheel users should improve visibility and anticipate others’ errors.
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Its smaller size can make it harder to detect.
It will always be detected sooner than a car.
Its size eliminates every blind spot in other vehicles.
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