When driving behind a motorcycle, drivers should:
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Slow down.
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Honk their horn constantly to alert the motorcyclist of their presence.
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Be ready to sound the horn.
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Increase the following distance.
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Explanation
When driving behind a motorcycle, it is important to increase your following distance. By allowing more following distance, you give yourself and the motorcyclist more time to react in case of an emergency, such as sudden braking or evasive maneuvering.
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