This Is What the Yellow Cloth and Other Secret Signals from Motorcyclists Mean

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Also Check for Stickers on the Helmet

There’s another detail you should look for if you stop to help a motorcyclist. Many riders place an ICE sticker (In Case of Emergency) or a QR code on their helmet. If the motorcyclist is unresponsive, this can provide crucial information about blood type, allergies, and emergency contacts.

This system is becoming increasingly popular in France and Belgium. So if you stop at an accident and the rider is unconscious, look at the helmet. Never remove it (unless you’re trained or breathing has stopped), but search for that sticker. It could make the difference between life and death before emergency services arrive.

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