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When riding in a group, why is it important for the lead rider to adjust their speed smoothly and predictably?

Smooth and predictable speed adjustments by the lead rider are crucial to prevent the 'accordion effect' where sudden changes cause a ripple of aggressive braki

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Question: When riding in a group, why is it important for the lead rider to adjust their speed smoothly and predictably?

Answer options: ✅ To prevent 'accordion effect' and sudden braking for riders behind.

  • To ensure all riders can keep up, regardless of skill level.
  • To minimize wind resistance for the entire group.
  • To make it easier for other vehicles to merge into the formation.

Correct answer: To prevent 'accordion effect' and sudden braking for riders behind.

Explanation: Smooth and predictable speed adjustments by the lead rider are crucial to prevent the 'accordion effect' where sudden changes cause a ripple of aggressive braking and acceleration throughout the group, increasing crash risk, as discussed in group riding guidelines.

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