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 Finally Lane Sharing is supported in California |
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Jan 16, 2013 - 11:28 PM - by Cabrito
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http://www.chp.ca.gov/programs/lanesplitting.html
Just saw this post over on the Bay Area Riders Forum. Some of the forum members have been working on this for a few years.
http://bayarearidersforum.com/forums...32&postcount=1
Some of the info from the CHP website:
Motorcyclists who are competent enough riders to lane split, should follow these general guidelines if choosing to lane split:
1) Travel at a speed that is no more than 10 MPH faster than other traffic – danger increases at higher speed differentials.
2) It is not advisable to lane split when traffic flow is at 30 mph or faster – danger increases as overall speed increases.
3) Typically, it is more desirable to split between the #1 and #2 lanes than between other lanes.
4) Consider the total environment in which you are splitting, including the width of the lanes, size of surrounding vehicles, as well as roadway, weather, and lighting conditions.
5) Be alert and anticipate possible movements by other road users.
The Four R's or “Be-Attitudes” of Lane Splitting:
Be Reasonable, be Responsible, be Respectful, be aware of all Roadway and traffic conditions.
Note:These general guidelines are not guaranteed to keep you safe. Lane splitting should not be performed by... [Read More]
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