The noise generated by motorcycles is not primarily intended to alert other drivers on the road. While it is true that motorcycles tend to produce more audible noise compared to other vehicles, the main purpose of motorcycle exhaust systems is to reduce back pressure and improve engine performance.
Motorcycles are equipped with mufflers and exhaust systems designed to control emissions and minimize noise levels within legal limits. However, some motorcycle owners modify their exhaust systems to create louder sounds, either for personal preference or as a style choice. This practice, often referred to as "loud pipes," is controversial and subject to regulations in many jurisdictions.
The primary means of ensuring road safety for motorcycles, just like any other vehicle, is through visual awareness and communication. Motorcyclists rely on their visibility, proper lane positioning, using signals, and making eye contact with other drivers to increase their safety on the road. It's essential for all road users to be alert, attentive, and share the road responsibly to prevent accidents and promote overall traffic safety.