True or False: The technique known as "The Dutch Reach" helps drivers see bicycles before exiting their vehicle.

The statement is true because "The Dutch Reach" is a technique that involves using the driver’s far hand (the hand furthest from the door) to open the car door. When drivers adopt this method, they naturally turn their bodies towards the rearview mirror and look over their shoulders, providing a better view of any cyclists or vehicles approaching from behind. This simple movement helps to enhance awareness and can significantly reduce incidents of dooring, which is when a driver accidentally opens the car door into the path of a cyclist. The technique is particularly effective because it prompts drivers to check for oncoming cyclists or other traffic before exiting the vehicle, increasing safety for both the driver and vulnerable road users.