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Choose a lane position that improves visibility
A motorcyclist should seek a lane position that improves visibility and avoid unnecessarily remaining in other vehicles' blind spots.
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Choose a lane position that improves visibility
Always ride right next to the vehicle ahead
Change lane without signaling so you are less predictable
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Para aumentar la posibilidad de ser visto en motocicleta, conviene:
- Elegir una posición en el carril que mejore la visibilidad(Correct answer)
- Circular siempre pegado al vehículo que va delante
- Cambiar de carril sin señalizar para ser menos previsible
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