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Avoid staying in other vehicles' blind spots
Avoid staying in other vehicles’ blind spots: their drivers may not see you. Keep an appropriate following distance and use the required lights. Riding very close to the vehicle ahead reduces your reaction margin and is not a safe way to be seen; switching off the lights does not improve visibility either.
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Avoid staying in other vehicles' blind spots
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Para mejorar la visibilidad de una motocicleta frente a otros vehículos conviene:
- Evitar permanecer en los ángulos muertos de otros vehículos(Correct answer)
- Circular siempre pegado al vehículo de delante
- Apagar el alumbrado para ahorrar energía
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