Question 4698
Driving a two-wheeled vehicle is usually more dangerous because...
- the driver's position is higher than in a passenger car.
- it can travel at higher speeds than passenger cars.
- it is less visible to other drivers.
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Correct answer: it is less visible to other drivers.
A motorcycle is narrow, so other vehicles can easily hide it, and it can easily disappear into a mirror’s blind spot. If another driver does not see it, they may turn or change lanes in front of it. A motorcycle is not allowed to travel faster than a passenger car, because the same speed limits apply.