When waiting to turn right across an oncoming lane of traffic, an approaching motorcycle is frequently misjudged as being further away and travelling slower than a car moving at the identical speed and distance, due to its narrower visual profile.
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True. The narrower frontal profile of a motorcycle creates a visual illusion where approaching speed and proximity are easily underestimated by drivers waiting to turn at junctions.
The statement is correct because the smaller silhouette of a motorcycle reduces the optical expansion cues that human eyes rely on to judge approaching speed and gap distance. According to Highway Code Rule 211, drivers must take special care when emerging from or turning at junctions because the speed and distance of motorcycles are deceptively difficult to judge.
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Perceptual estimation of motorcycle speed and distance at junctions
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