When positioning yourself in traffic, where should you aim for the driver in front to see you?

The most effective position for a motorcycle rider in traffic is to ensure they are visible to the driver in front by aiming to be seen in the driver's rearview mirror. This visibility allows the driver to be aware of the motorcycle's presence, reducing the likelihood of collisions. Being seen in the rearview mirror is crucial because it gives the driver the most direct line of sight and allows them to check for other vehicles before making maneuvers like changing lanes or stopping.

Aiming for the other options—being positioned to the left side or in the side mirror—does not guarantee that the driver will notice the motorcycle. Side mirrors may not provide a full view and can easily miss the motorcycle if the driver has not properly checked all mirrors. Positioning in a blind spot is particularly dangerous, as it means the driver cannot see the motorcycle at all, increasing the risk of an accident significantly. Therefore, ensuring visibility in the rearview mirror is the safest and most effective approach for motorcycle riders when navigating through traffic.