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I just want to compound on this one. If you get rear ended at a stoplight or stopsign it’s very likely the motorcyclist is not at fault. The motorcyclist suff
by bitmasher9 2y ago
I just want to compound on this one.
If you get rear ended at a stoplight or stopsign it’s very likely the motorcyclist is not at fault. The motorcyclist suffers significantly more bodily injury than a car driver would in a similar collision. As a motorcyclist, you can tell that sometimes people just don’t see you because their brain is looking for something car shaped.
When I ride, every time I stop at a stoplight or stopsign I am watching my rear view mirror to judge if the person behind me is going to stop, and I have an exit strategy if they don’t. Ive had some close calls.
- m3047 2y agoI put auto horns on my motorcycle(s). In the Seattle urban core (when I lived there, 15 years ago), if I honked then people looked for the car -- they weren't looking at me. Other than that, seems to have the intended effect.