Motorcycle Safety Portland OR

This guide to motorcycle safety discusses tips such as checking your mirrors and stoping properly.

Local Companies

Vicious Cycle
(503) 285-8824
4711 N Interstate Ave
Portland, OR
Motorcycle Tire & Wheel
(503) 284-8309
701 NE Alberta St
Portland, OR
Terry's Cycle Center
(503) 762-2589
15847 SE Division St
Portland, OR
Motocorsa
(503) 292-7488
2170 NW Wilson St
Portland, OR
Road Hawk Cycle
(503) 775-6014
5801 SE Johnson Creek Blvd
Portland, OR
Motorcycle Service
(503) 286-1204
7741 N Lombard St
Portland, OR
Cycle Gear
(503) 257-7047
8930 SE Stark St
Portland, OR
Derbi West Llc
(503) 408-0398
5747 NE Columbia Blvd
Portland, OR
Honda of St Johns
(503) 286-8816
7741 N Lombard St
Portland, OR
Motor-Cycle Hub
(503) 232-9253
3602 NE Sandy Blvd
Portland, OR

This article may not contain new ideas regarding traffic and safety tips since I, for one thinks that there are really no other way of stating these tips. This article aims to increase awareness on how to avoid motorcycle accidents.

Here’s the list of safety road tips:

1. Obey all the traffic rules and signs.

2. Keep a safe distance from vehicles in front of you. Whenever you see cluster of cars ahead try to slow down because this might be an indication of an accident and you don’t want to go crushing on it.

3. Check your mirrors from time to time to see passing vehicles.

4. Keep on the side where the driver of the vehicle in front of you can visibly see you. This rule depends on what country you’re in because there are some countries that make use of right-hand drive vehicles while in some countries its left-hand drive.

5. Try to keep a safe distance from “speeders”, let the police takes care of them.

6. Always makes use of your signal light to warn approaching vehicles that you’re about to take a turn or to change lane.

7. “Remember the BRAKES…!”- Different instances requires different amount of force on the brakes.

8. Turn off you cell phones so that it won’t destruct you while you’re driving.

9. Don’t Drink and Drive.

10. Be mindful of the pedestrians crossing. Remember that pedestrians have as much right in using the road as you do.

So the next time you go out for a ride just remember the brakes because trivial as you deemed it is the brakes can actually save your life. Check your brakes regularly.

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Maricon Williams

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