Reimbursement is also available for long-term care residents enrolled in some state Medicaid programs, private insurance plans or managed care plans. Each plan pays according to the conditions of their individual coverage and payment guidelines.
Lane splitting laws vary by state and is illegal in Illinois. Lane splitting may also be called traffic filtering. In most states, lane splitting is illegal. A minority of states, like California, allow the practice. In some places, splitting lanes is legal but has restrictionsâfor example, riders may be prohibited from going more than 15 miles per hour faster than traffic and their speed may be capped at 50 miles per hour.
While most states do not recognize lane splitting as a legal maneuver, they also do not specifically prohibit it. However, police and the courts often interpret lane splitting as unlawful. One state, California, does specifically permit lane splitting, but only if it is done in a safe and prudent manner. Of course, the definition of safe and prudent is very much up to interpretation by police officers and judges.