Motorcyclists may slow down without visual warning because:
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They can stop much more quickly than cars.
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They often slow down by downshifting or rolling off the throttle.
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Some motorcycles may not have the brake light.
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They take up less of your field of vision.
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Explanation
Drivers must never follow a motorcycle too closely because motorcyclists may slow down by down-shifting or rolling off the throttle, which doesn’t activate the brake light. Additionally, motorcycles can come to a stop more quickly than other vehicles, so maintaining a greater following distance is important.
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