How to Become a Moto Courier

 Why do we have to slow down as moto couriers in bad weather? 

Road conditions: Weather conditions such as rain, snow, or ice make the road surface slippery, significantly reducing the motorcycle's traction. This increases the risk of accidents and requires moto couriers to be more careful.

Visibility: Raindrops, snowflakes, or fog cover the helmet visor, severely limiting visibility. This makes safe driving difficult and makes reducing speed mandatory.

These two main reasons cause us to go slower than our normal driving speed in bad weather. For example, a distance that we normally cover in 1 hour can take us 2 hours to complete in bad weather conditions.