What risk do riders of two-wheelers face while passing between two rows of moving cars before an intersection?
- Correct answer: Being hit by a car that suddenly swerves from its lane to the passage in which the motorcycle is proceeding.
- There is no risk, as there is always enough space for two-wheelers to pass comfortably and safely.
- The rider might scare drivers who are short-tempered anyway.
- The risk is that at the beginning of the row, next to the intersection, there is no more space left because there are many two-wheelers standing there.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Being hit by a car that suddenly swerves from its lane to the passage in which the motorcycle is proceeding.
When a two-wheeler rides between rows of moving cars, drivers often fail to see it, especially in mirrors and blind spots. Before an intersection, drivers change lanes or swerve suddenly to get into position for a turn, closing the gap the rider is using and hitting them. So never assume there will always be safe space; slow down, stay alert, and avoid such filtering.