What should be done if a motorcyclist feels dizzy or unwell while riding?

If a motorcyclist feels dizzy or unwell while riding, the appropriate course of action is to pull over safely and stop riding immediately. This ensures the safety of both the motorcyclist and others on the road. Riding while feeling unwell can significantly impair judgment, reaction times, and overall control of the motorcycle, increasing the risk of accidents. Stopping allows the rider to reassess their condition, seek medical help if necessary, and avoid causing any hazardous situations.

In contrast, attempting to speed up to reach a safe place quicker could exacerbate the situation by increasing stress and potentially leading to loss of control of the motorcycle. Ignoring the symptoms and continuing to ride can be extremely dangerous, as dizziness or illness can compromise the rider's ability to operate the motorcycle safely. Changing riding posture may provide temporary relief but does not address the underlying issue and can still result in unsafe riding conditions if not accompanied by a complete stop. Thus, immediate action in stopping the motorcycle is the safest decision for any rider experiencing distress.