"Nearly 50 percent of motorcycle accidents occur at intersections, and typically involve other vehicles as well. So consider this intersection as a black spot," Doohan said in a video released by the Motorcycle Accident Commission, where Doohan became its ambassador.
Here are tips on motorhome full of Mick Doohan as reported allaboutbikes, Tuesday:
1. Prepare the distance to vehicles ahead. Minimum distance with the vehicle in front can be measured with the rules of the count time of 2 seconds. So if something happens in front of us, we can react appropriately and out of trouble.
2. When should weaving between vehicles, always assume the vehicle in front does not know your motor will go in between the narrow slits. Do not expect to know if the motor vehicle you drive will slip.
3. Blind spot is a big problem for motorcyclists. Especially with a small mirror and use a helmet, it would be a lot a lot of blind spots. Always look left and right, especially when changing lanes, or turn back.
4. Think of yourself invisible. Driving is like other motorists, cyclists and pedestrians do not see you.
5. When approaching traffic lights or driving on crowded streets, to stop the motor quickly able to use the front brake.
Source: Detik.com
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