Revision question · Other road users

At a junction, who can put an approaching motorcyclist at risk by failing to look properly?

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Other drivers emerging or turning across the rider’s path

Other motorcyclists

Wet roads

Icy roads

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Other drivers emerging or turning across the rider’s pathThis was the right answer

Motorcyclists are easily overlooked at junctions. Search carefully before emerging or turning and judge their speed and distance; bright clothing or a headlight does not guarantee they have been seen. This question teaches observation, not an unsupported claim that one factor causes most motorcycle collisions.

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Rule 211Highway Code rule · Riders can be obscured or overlooked at junctions; the corrected causal question teaches observation rather than an unsourced population-wide collision ranking.

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