When it comes to your life, your rights take a back seat. The most important part of motorcycling when you take off is to come home safely. We all have love ones so always keep that in mind. The purpose of this article is because I have seen all too much experienced motorcyclist telling new riders about idiot drivers and cagers. This is just life so you better get use to it. The brightest lights, the loudest horn or the most fluorescent will not stop someone who is not paying attention or is having an emergency medical condition. The emergency medical condition is a whole different topic that I don't hear motorcyclist talk about much. Just because a person ran a light doesn't mean they meant to. Riding like everyone around you has to respect your rights and look out for you is just being naive.

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