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Anticipate and prepare for the possible behaviour of other road users.
To navigate correctly through zones of uncertainty involving pedestrians, animals, and other road users, a motorcycle rider must always practise defensive driving. This allows them to anticipate the possible movements or behaviour of other users and drivers.
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Anticipate and prepare for the possible behaviour of other road users.
Increase speed to avoid this situation as soon as possible.
Alert other road users to your presence by switching on the high-beam headlights.
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