All drivers

10 ways we can all work together to share the road.
Remember that if you can’t see the truck’s mirrors, they probably can’t see you.
Be aware of the main blind spots for cars.
If you are riding, move out of blind spots as soon as possible.
If you’re driving, look over your shoulder to see who’s there before you turn.
Always check for cyclists before you open your door.
Trucks take longer to stop.
When overtaking trucks, leave plenty of space for them to brake.
Long trucks are allowed to use more than one lane to turn, so give them lots of room.
Don’t be distracted, watch for signals and stop when the lights are flashing.
Ride to be visible so you and your motorcycle can be seen.
Look out for motorcycles, especially when the roads are wet.

One good deed leads to another.
So thanks Tom for letting that mum in.
Good onya mister weekend lycra for letting everyone know that you were going to make that turn.
A big thumbs-up to all you truckies for not tail-gating the little fellers.
Thank you everyone who believes in showing a little thought for your fellow road users. For giving the big boys room to turn. For making sure you’re tuned in to your surroundings.
Thanks for helping make our roads a happier, safer place.
Keep it up Queensland because one good deed leads to another.
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One good deed leads to another.
So thanks to Cadell and Evan for knowing that even though you are allowed to ride two abreast, sometimes it’s nice to switch to single file in a skinny street.
And thanks Sam, for not dipping around until you know you can stay wider of the rider. Thank you both for helping make our roads a happier, safer place.
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Just a bit of courtesy can be contagious. So thanks John, for recognising that gap in front of that truck isn’t a gap, it’s the breaking distance. And thanks Barbara for leaving plenty of room to brake safely.
Thank you both for helping make our roads a happier, safer place.
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One good deed leads to another.
So thanks Martha for looking over your shoulder and in your side mirrors before changing lanes. And thanks Easy Rider for knowing that it’s a lot easier riding when you move out of those blind spots.
Thank you everyone for helping make our roads a happier, safer place.
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One little thing you do can make a big difference. So, thanks Nick for making sure you’re tuned into your surroundings. And thanks Lucy for making sure you can hear all the important stuff, like the traffic around you, sirens and even the moment when your heart skips a beat. Thank you both for helping make our roads a happier, safer place.
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