When a motorcyclist is passing your vehicle, you should...

• A. Maintain speed and lane position
• B. Slow down
• C. Speed up
• D. Move to the left to allow pass

Answer: (A)

Staying steady with your speed and lane position gives the motorcyclist a stable, predictable path to complete the pass. Motorcycles have less protection and room to maneuver, so any sudden change from you—slowing down, speeding up, or drifting to the left—can surprise them or reduce the space they need, increasing the risk of a collision. By maintaining your current speed and staying in your lane, you provide safe clearance and minimize κινδίνον until the rider is fully clear, after which you can resume normal driving.