According to the recommended lane positioning, when hazards are on your right, where should you ride?

When hazards are present on your right side, it's important to position your motorcycle in a lane that maximizes visibility and safety. Riding in Path One (left) or Path Two (center) is recommended because it creates a buffer between you and the potential danger on your right. This positioning not only helps you maneuver around any obstacles but also increases your visibility to drivers, making your intentions more apparent.

By choosing to ride more to the left, you also provide yourself with more space to react if the hazard poses a threat, such as a car suddenly moving into your lane or debris falling. Riding in the center maintains balance and stability while keeping you safer from potential encroachment by vehicles or obstacles.

Choosing Path Three (right) is less advisable in this context, as it places you closer to the hazard and reduces your ability to react safely. Therefore, Path One or Path Two provides a safer approach when dealing with hazards on your right side.