To safely share the road with motorcycles, you should:

• A. Tailgate motorcycles to move them along
• B. Do not check blind spots around motorcycles
• C. Change lanes without signaling
• D. Increase following distance, check blind spots, and signal lane changes early.

Answer: (D)

Sharing the road with motorcycles safely comes down to space, visibility, and clear communication. Give them more room by increasing the following distance so you have time to react if a rider brakes or maneuveres suddenly. Always check your blind spots before changing lanes because motorcycles can be tucked into a space you don’t see in your mirrors. Signal your lane changes early so riders know your intentions well in advance and can adjust. Tailgating is risky, and skipping blind-spot checks or failing to signal removes crucial warnings, increasing the chance of a collision. So the best practice is to increase following distance, check blind spots, and signal lane changes early.