Scan ahead for hazards and leave space to respond. Avoid focusing only on the vehicle in front.
Approach bends at a speed that lets you stop within the clear road you can see.
Keep a relaxed grip and a stable riding position. Seek training if cornering feels difficult.
Learn steering technique with a qualified instructor in a controlled setting.
Practise braking with qualified instruction in a traffic-free area, not among road users.
Ride at your own pace. Do not chase a group or copy an unsafe overtake.
Keep observing hazards and planning your response. Avoid distractions while riding.
Filtering rules vary by location. Check local law and never assume drivers have seen you.
Approach junctions cautiously. Allow space and time for other road users’ mistakes.