Revision question · Alertness

You're about to emerge from a junction. Your pillion passenger tells you it's clear. When should you rely on their judgement?

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Never; you should always look for yourself

When the roads are very busy

When the roads are very quiet

Only when they're a qualified rider

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Never; you should always look for yourselfThis was the right answer

Your passenger may be inexperienced in judging traffic situations, may have a poor view or may not have seen a potential hazard. You're responsible for your own safety and that of your passenger. Always make your own checks to be sure it's safe to pull out.

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The rider makes the safety checksReviewed guidance summary · DVSA expressly reserves observations and signalling to the rider.

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