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What clues can show that a motorcycle rider plans to turn or change lanes?
Correct answer: A shoulder check, lane position or lean
Why
Watch a rider’s shoulder check, lane position and lean for clues to a turn or lane change. Do not assume that riding on the left side of a lane means a left turn; riders may choose that position to be seen.
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