There’s a cruel truth about motorcycling: you can wear the brightest jacket on Earth, run daytime lights, and have an exhaust loud enough to set off car alarms… and drivers will still look directly at you and pull out anyway. A lot of that is human psychology. People tend to look for cars because cars are what they expect to see. Motorcycles are smaller, faster in the frame, and easier to miss in cluttered environments. But there’s a part you can control, and it’s one of the most powerful skills in real-world riding: Road positioning. Where you place the bike in your lane can make you easier to see, give…