Be Aware of Blind Spots - Stay Visible, Stay Safe
Stay clear of blind spots or other road users, to help you stay safe on the road
Motorcyclists are harder to see, especially around larger vehicles. Always ride with extra caution and avoid blind spots to stay safe.
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Motorcyclists face unique challenges on the road due to their smaller size
By positioning yourself carefully, you can stay safer and more visible to other road users, especially when sharing lanes with larger vehicles.
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Check Your Blind Spots and Stay Visible
Seeing and being seen is the first step to riding safely in traffic.
Always check mirrors and do a full head check before changing lanes or overtaking another vehicle.
Stay Vigilant and Aware of What’s Around You
Constant awareness of your surroundings helps prevent surprises that can lead to accidents.
Be cautious when passing parked or stopped vehicles in case a door opens unexpectedly into your path.
Be Mindful of Heavy Vehicles
Larger vehicles have bigger blind spots and need more space to stop, turn, or change lanes.
Stay out of the areas directly beside or behind trucks where drivers cannot see you.
Elevate Your Ride With Customisable Safety Features
Modern technology offers riders more tools to stay visible and avoid collisions—especially when used alongside safe riding habits.
Some motorcycles now feature blind spot monitoring systems to alert you to vehicles in hard-to-see areas.
Avoid Penalties for Breaking Traffic Rules
Breaking the rules puts everyone at risk and may result in heavy fines, license points, or losing your motorcycle.
Not wearing a helmet results in a AED 500 fine and 4 black points. Click here to read more about the violation.
Safety tips
To ensure safety while using modern vehicles, it is crucial to stay informed about the latest vehicle technologies and safety features.
Regularly reading your vehicle's manual and following the manufacturer's guidelines will help you understand and utilise these advancements effectively.
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