Regardless of the speed or purpose, when a motorcycle weaves among other vehicles, it leads many to wonder: "Is this even legal?" ...

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While lane splitting may be tempting for motorcyclists when stopped in rush hour traffic, the action isn't legal in most states and can present new risks for ...

Lane splitting - when a motorcyclist weaves in and out of two stationary or slow-moving traffic lanes - may seem efficient, but it's a risky move that's illegal in many states. In Mississippi, there ...

Motorcycles account for 16% of roadway fatalities in Washington, despite being only 3% of registered vehicles, according to the Washington Traffic Safety Commission. Officials are concerned about lane ...

North Carolina law prohibits motorcycle lane splitting; riders must stay within lanes. Illegal passing can be prosecuted as a Class 2 misdemeanor with fines, points. Some states permit lane splitting ...

Can motorcyclists legally split or filter through lanes in Delaware? The answer is not so simple.