Wear Proper Gear: Always wear a DOT-approved helmet, protective clothing (such as a jacket, pants, gloves, and boots), and eye protection to protect yourself from injuries in case of accidents
Take a Motorcycle Safety Course: Enroll in a motorcycle safety course to learn essential riding skills, traffic laws, and safety practices from certified instructors.
Start with a Beginner-Friendly Bike: Choose a motorcycle that is suitable for beginners, such as a lightweight and manageable model with a lower seat height.
Practice Basic Skills: Spend time practicing basic riding skills in a controlled environment, such as a parking lot or empty road. Practice starting, stopping, turning, shifting gears, and emergency braking maneuvers.
Stay Visible: Make yourself visible to other motorists by wearing bright or reflective clothing, using headlights and turn signals, and positioning yourself in the lane where drivers can easily see you.
Ride Defensively: Anticipate potential hazards and be prepared to react to changing road conditions, traffic situations, and unexpected obstacles.