Revision question · The road

You're overtaking a motorcycle in windy conditions. Why should you check your nearside mirror?

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To check your road position

To see if the rider is in control of their motorcycle

To see if other vehicles have been affected

To check that it's properly adjusted

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To see if the rider is in control of their motorcycleThis was the right answer

You must check the nearside mirror during and after overtaking a motorcyclist. Make sure that the rider is still in control and that your vehicle's draught hasn't caused them to lose their balance.

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Rule 163Highway Code rule · Give riders enough room for movement and buffeting, then check clearance before moving back. Slow down or wait if a safe pass is not available.Rule 232Highway Code rule · Give riders enough room for movement and buffeting, then check clearance before moving back. Slow down or wait if a safe pass is not available.

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