As a motorcyclist, you can easily go unnoticed by other vehicle drivers. How can you reduce this risk?

Your selections are absolutely correct. As a motorcyclist, you are more difficult to see because of your smaller size and narrower profile compared to cars and trucks. To reduce the risk of going unnoticed, you should avoid staying in the blind spots of other vehicles; these are areas where the driver cannot see you in their mirrors. Trying to view the traffic situation from the perspective of other drivers helps you anticipate when you might not be visible to them and allows you to adapt your riding accordingly. Finally, making eye contact with drivers before turning helps ensure that they have actually seen you and are aware of your presence. These habits improve your safety and visibility in traffic.