by 
RobotMan
ANSWERS: 8
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Don't ride one. lol
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1-Drive carefully. 2-Wear a helmet. 3-Don't drive too fast. 4-Don't drive where there are too many cars.
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RIDE IN THE PARK OR IN UR GARDEN OR IN YOUR YARD
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Ride more on level or slightly-graded streets than on steep hills; ride on smooth surfaces as opposed to rough terrain as much as possible; ride where there is no major thoroughfare/heavy car traffic - that is literally asking for an accident, possibly a fatal one!!; and try to ride where there are fewer pedestrians who could get hit by you. Also - depending on where you're riding, you might consider wearing a helmet. I don't ride, since I'm a free lance pianist and can't risk likely injury to my hands should I fall off. Good luck and stay safe!!
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Bike as in bicycle? Or as in motorcycle? Bicycle I can provide insight. Get a county map, find secondary county and township roads and stay off state routes. In cities, use bike paths whenever they run near your route. Invest in front/rear lights, wear reflectorized gear. Wear a helmet and put a rear-view mirror on it, check the traffic behind you so you have a chance of evading phone-distracted drivers who'll run you over. Left turns are bad. Use jugment. If traffic's heavy, split your left turn into two pedestrial-style street crossings. Never attempt to beat a car when crossing or turning. Car drivers have a ton of metal around them. You have just a few pounds of it under you. No match.
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pay attention!
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ride on a bike path instead of the road.
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Be sure to use the toilet BEFORE embarking on any type of bike trip.
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