Why is it recommended for a rider to make a lifesaver check before turning right?

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Why is it recommended for a rider to make a lifesaver check before turning right?

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The lifesaver glance makes you aware of what’s happening behind and alongside you before you alter your course. This glance must be timed so that you still have time to react if it’s not safe to carry out your manoeuvre.

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