How should we pass over a road marking or inscription on the pavement?

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Road markings painted on the pavement usually have a lower grip coefficient than the rest of the asphalt, especially when wet. Therefore, it is advisable to avoid riding over them whenever possible. If it is unavoidable to pass over a road marking, it should be done with the motorcycle upright, without leaning, and avoiding sudden acceleration or braking. Cornering over these markings significantly increases the risk of slipping and falling.

How should we pass over a road marking or inscription on the pavement?

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