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it is less visible to other drivers.
Motorcycles and mopeds are smaller and can be less visible to other drivers, especially in blind spots. Their riders also lack protective bodywork in a collision. The rider’s position or an assumed higher speed does not explain the correct answer.
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it can travel faster than cars.
it is less visible to other drivers.
the rider's position is higher than in a car.
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