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It will make it easier for other road users to see them
Brightly coloured clothing can make a motorcyclist easier for other road users to detect. High-visibility clothing and reflective elements help improve visibility, but do not guarantee that everyone sees the rider or replace the motorcycle’s required lighting. Use the lights required during the day and at night as applicable, and avoid staying in blind spots.
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It will avoid having to turn on the lights at night
It will prevent the motorcyclist from being seen in advance
It will make it easier for other road users to see them
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