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California Lane Splitting Guidelines Now Being Developed--UPDATED 5/18
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<blockquote data-quote="TomInPA" data-source="post: 1197926" data-attributes="member: 21394"><p>First, I think the CA proposal is reasonable, and offers some guidance to motorcyclists to avoid some of the egregious behavior we've all seen from time to time.</p><p></p><p>My discussions with CHP officers is that a bike "sharing" a lane, must establish his lane, and signal changes. Weaving on the dividing line will be considered illegal lane changes by some officers, and might be enforced with a citation. In my experience, it is possible to establish a lane, but you may need to escape is a vehicle invades your safe space. I still try to hold a fairly steady course when splitting.</p><p></p><p>This may help in getting similar laws passed in other states, BUT all other states may need to also repeal the portion of the vehicle code that prohibits two vehicles from occupying the same lane.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TomInPA, post: 1197926, member: 21394"] First, I think the CA proposal is reasonable, and offers some guidance to motorcyclists to avoid some of the egregious behavior we've all seen from time to time. My discussions with CHP officers is that a bike "sharing" a lane, must establish his lane, and signal changes. Weaving on the dividing line will be considered illegal lane changes by some officers, and might be enforced with a citation. In my experience, it is possible to establish a lane, but you may need to escape is a vehicle invades your safe space. I still try to hold a fairly steady course when splitting. This may help in getting similar laws passed in other states, BUT all other states may need to also repeal the portion of the vehicle code that prohibits two vehicles from occupying the same lane. [/QUOTE]
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