Why will a motorcyclist look round over their right shoulder just before turning right?

A: To listen for following traffic

B: Motorcycles don't have mirrors

C: It helps them balance as they turn

D: To check for traffic in their blind area

When you see a motorcyclist take a glance over their shoulder, they’re probably about to change direction. Recognising a clue like this helps you to anticipate their next action. This can improve road safety for you and others.

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