The condition of the road is a factor that significantly influences when riding a motorcycle. If the road surface is in poor condition, what special precaution will you take?

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A road surface in poor condition drastically reduces the grip of the motorcycle's tires. This causes the braking distance to increase considerably in case the vehicle needs to be stopped. Therefore, it is essential to moderate your speed and increase the safety distance from the preceding vehicle. In this way, the driver will have more space and time to react to any unforeseen event without the risk of a collision.

The condition of the road is a factor that significantly influences when riding a motorcycle. If the road surface is in poor condition, what special precaution will you take?

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