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Itâs fine to wait in a bicycle lane to back up, to drive in a bike lane when passing a car that is waiting to go left, or to cross a bike lane when turning, Scheft said. Cyclists, in fact, often want motorists to move into a bike lane in advance of making a right turn.
Here's Why Motorcyclists Engage in Lane Splitting â and It's Not Just to Get Somewhere Faster (VIDEO) Wednesday, June 17, 2015 at 6:40 a.m. T.J. Walter commutes from Marina Del Rey to Beverly Hills every day. It takes him around 50 minutes in his car. On his motorcycle, a 2005 GSXR 1000, it takes 25 minutes. That's because on his motorcycle he engages in lane splitting, the practice of driving past traffic in the space between two lanes. He also employs filtering, riding ahead of waiting cars at a stoplight, a close cousin of lane splitting.