You must make a full stop: A complete stop allows you to check both directions before entering intersections, ensuring safety and legal compliance.

You must follow official guidelines: Lane filtering is permitted only in certain regions and under specific speed conditions to prevent collisions.

You must remain in your lane: Outside authorized zones, lane splitting is not allowed. Staying in lane prevents sudden conflicts with other road users.

It must be ECE-approved: Approved helmets meet safety standards for impact resistance and visibility. Non-compliant helmets are unsafe.

They must also wear an approved helmet: The rider is responsible for ensuring passengers have proper protective gear at all times.

You must use functional lights: Proper lighting ensures you can see the road and other drivers can see you, reducing crash risk in low visibility.

You must apply priority to the right: At unsigned intersections, vehicles from the right have priority. This prevents confusion and collisions.

You must yield and stop if needed: Pedestrians have absolute priority at marked crossings. Riders must slow down or stop to allow safe passage.

You must ensure it is safe and legal: Overtaking should only occur when there is clear visibility, no prohibiting signs, and enough space to pass safely.

You must replace them before riding: Worn tires reduce grip, especially on wet roads, making accidents more likely. Regular checks are essential.

It must meet legal noise limits: Excessive noise is prohibited to reduce disturbance and ensure the exhaust is safe for use.

Your motorcycle must meet Crit’Air requirements: Certain cities restrict access based on emission levels to reduce pollution.

You must switch to low beam when approaching traffic: High beams can dazzle others switching to low beam improves road safety.

You must check if motorcycles are permitted: Some bus lanes allow motorcycles, but signs must explicitly permit them before entry.

You must stay alert for farm vehicles and animals: Rural areas may have unexpected slow vehicles, animals, or debris on the road. Extra caution is needed.

You must maintain at least 1 meter clearance: Extra space prevents accidents caused by wind turbulence or sudden swerves.

You must yield to vehicles already inside: Roundabout priority keeps traffic flowing and reduces collision risk.

You must clear the way safely: Emergency vehicles with sirens and blue lights have priority. Move aside promptly.

You must park in designated areas: Proper parking ensures pedestrian pathways are clear and prevents obstruction of traffic.