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The shoulder check covers the blind spot
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Immediately before a manoeuvre, a rider’s quick shoulder glance checks the blind spot for unexpected traffic. A right-shoulder check before turning right is not a balance aid or a substitute for mirrors. Give the rider time and space to act safely.
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