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

Question topic: Motorcycle , Vulnerable road users

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

To check for any overtaking traffic

To confirm that they're about to turn

To make sure the side road is clear

To check that the rear indicator is flashing

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