12. RIDING A MOTORCYCLE
• The most important thing when we are on
motorcycles is respect the traffic rules, not exceed the
speed limit, and be always aware. Riding a motorbike
is more physically demanding than driving a car and
involves a high level of concentration.
13. MOTORCYCLE RULES
• They are similar to the bicycles rules. Keeping
in mind that the motorcycle are a more
powerful vehicle and an specific license is
required.
14. WEAR A HELMET
• All motorcyclists and motorcycle
passengers must wear a motorcycle
safety helmet.
15. PASSENGER’S RULES
• Passengers must be seated behind the
driver,with a leg on either side of the
passenger’s seat and with their feet on the foot
pegs at all times (even when the motorcycle is
stopped).
16. DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS
• The use of daytime running lights for
motorcycles is for reducing the number of
crashes by making it easier to see
motorcycles in traffic.
17. PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
• Special protector systems can be
used on the shoulders, elbows,
arms and thorax, and special back
protectors are used to protect the
spine.
20. SAFETY TIPS
• Keep control of your bicycle.
• Protect yourself—reduce the risk of head
injury by always wearing a helmet.
• Be visible, alert, and communicate your
intentions.
• Ride in the same direction as traffic.
21. KEEP CONTROL OF YOUR
BICYCLE
• Be sure that your bicycle has the right size
and is properly adjusted to fit you.
• A properly fitted bicycle is easier to
control, more comfortable, and you get
less tired.
22. PROTECT YOURSELF
• Even a simple fall can cause a life
threatening head injury.
• Properly fitted helmets provide protection.
23. BE VISIBLE
• Ride CAREFULLY
• Watch for vehicles that have just passed
you, as well as vehicles coming the
opposite way.
24. - HAND SIGNALS
• Use hand signals before making turns or
changing lanes.
RIGHT LEFT SLOW OR STOP
25. LIGHTS AND REFLECTORS AT
NIGHT
• During darkness, bicyclists must have the
following equipment:
- Front light
- Red Reflector
- Reflectors on each pedals
- Wear bright clothes
27. RIDE IN THE SAME DIRECTION
AS TRAFFIC
• This will make you more visible to drivers.
• On a one-way street, you may ride on the
left as long as you are riding with traffic.