You’re carrying a pillion passenger on your motorcycle. What should you do when you’re following other traffic?

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You're carrying a pillion passenger on your motorcycle. What should you do when you're following other traffic?

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The extra weight of a passenger may increase your stopping distance. Allow for this when following another vehicle by increasing the separation distance.

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