What should a rider do to maintain better visibility while executing a turn?

Maintaining better visibility while executing a turn is crucial for a rider's safety and ability to respond to any hazards. Looking through the turn involves gazing towards the direction where you want to go rather than just focusing ahead of your motorcycle. This technique allows the rider to anticipate the road's trajectory, observe any obstacles, and react appropriately.

By looking through the turn, you also naturally align your body and motorcycle in the correct position for the maneuver, enhancing control and stability. This practice helps in navigating the bend more effectively, as you can more accurately gauge your speed and lean angle based on what lies ahead.

Other options, while they may contribute to safe riding, do not directly enhance visibility as effectively as looking through the turn. Leaning into the turn may improve balance but does not aid in increasing awareness of the surroundings. Slowing down before the turn helps in controlling speed but does not improve how well you can see where you are going. Signaling the turn is important for communicating your intentions to other road users, but it does not directly affect the rider’s visibility during the turn itself.