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Which is because almost universaly motorbikes move faster than traffic and between lanes. So unless you stare at your rear view mirror constantly you may well m
by rimliu 9y ago
Which is because almost universaly motorbikes move faster than traffic and between lanes. So unless you stare at your rear view mirror constantly you may well miss them aproaching.
Alas, at least here seeing a motorcycle driving at/under speed limit is an exception, not a rule.
- DanBC 9y agoParent poster was talking about car drivers hitting motorcyclists. You're saying that car drivers don't check their mirrors correctly when manouvering, which to me sounds dangerous.
- xcvbxzas 9y agoNot saying I agree, but he leaves room open for other alternatives such as hitting a motorcycle while weaving within a lane. You won't hit a car that way, but you might take out a lane splitting bike.