It Is Hard to See Motorcycles

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A vast majority of my licensed drivers taking retests or attempting their second level N test struggle to judge the speeds of approaching motorbikes. It seems a thinner profile as compared to a car affects their judgement.

A smaller percentage completely miss seeing the motorcycle. Missing motorcycles and cyclists is more common with brand new first-level drivers.

Additionally when following a motorcycle extra distance is a must to avoid smashing into the bike following a sudden stop by the bike. WHY? The bike stops MUCH faster than a car.

We help all drivers solve this with a 6 Highways Scanning technique that breaks the habit of only-looking-for-cars.

Did your driving instructor teach you this during your Vancouver Driving Lesson?

This information is provided to every driver following a driving test pass or fail. Everyone walks away with these five keys in print, provided by your ICBC examiner.

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It Is Hard to See Motorcycles

This information is provided to every driver following a driving test pass or fail. Everyone walks away with these five keys in print, provided by your ICBC examiner.

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