Riding a motorcycle is easy and simple. It is much more difficult to avoid numerous troubles - from cars suddenly turning left at an intersection to a wobbly board in a wooden deck across a railroad crossing. This book contains descriptions of accidents - real ones and those from which we managed to “taxi out” at the last moment. The motorcyclists to whom this happened did not notice the danger or did not know how to behave in a dangerous moment. If you have been riding for a long time and travel far, you may have found yourself in similar situations. Those who are not ready for them learn a lesson from what happened, removing the broken motorcycle from the road... It is no coincidence that the book was published in a pocket format. Take it on the road and flip through it in your spare time. Remind yourself often of possible dangers and think in advance how to avoid them - then you will be prepared for what happens on the road today. Thousands of Motorcycle Consumer News readers do just that, and this book grew out of their letters. We hope it will be useful not only for beginners, but also for veterans to refresh their memory.