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This thread is just fellas beating up about bikers splitting lanes. I'm looking for the actual laws and regulations that speak about it.Dizzy28 wrote:This topic has been beaten out in many threads including this one
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Yes speeding should be punishable by death.ABA Trading LTD wrote:Wish i had a dash camera
Yesterday morning this bikeman zipping between cars at well over 180km on highway
Before you even realize he there he done aside you, atleast 3 cars that were doing lane changes almost take him out. Honestly wudda deserve it if he died
pete wrote:Enforcement at 0% means go through hard.
ABA Trading LTD wrote:Lol if he did reach to his family in one piece. I vex cuz of his muffler bearing riding.
Slartibartfast wrote:Anyway, back to the main issue, can anyone show me where the law states that lane splitting is illegal?
Slartibartfast wrote:According to the act
“motor vehicle” means any mechanically propelled vehicle intended or adapted for use on roads and includes a trolley vehicle, but does not include vehicles constructed exclusively for use on rails or other specially prepared tracks;
I understand how a motorcycle may be interpreted as a motor vehicle. Can you show which clause(s) would be used to prove that lane splitting is illegal?
Yup. Same thing I tell everyone. Right or wrong, the biker always loses in an accident.Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:You could be legally right and end up dead though. Truth be told "no one" looks out for bikes on the centre lane.
rollingstock wrote:Stop being a cornt on the people road, you sound like one of those idiotic riders.
tr1ad wrote:rollingstock wrote:Stop being a cornt on the people road, you sound like one of those idiotic riders.
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Slartibartfast wrote:The thing is, lane splitting is a lot safer than standing in line. Quick google searches will show you why. Less chance of being rear ended at a traffic light is one scenario where it is safer.
Even the police have mixed views on it as I have gotten cautioned by some and rode through traffic with others. But did anyone ever state how you are legally wrong?
Let's say a car hit you while you were waiting at the traffic light there, would you tell the police and insurance that you were wrong?Yup. Same thing I tell everyone. Right or wrong, the biker always loses in an accident.Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:You could be legally right and end up dead though. Truth be told "no one" looks out for bikes on the centre lane.
Anyway, special shout out and thanks to all the good drivers out there that use indicators and rear view mirrors. Bikemen have nobody to thank more than them. And those that pull aside to let us squeeze through a little easier.
ABA, if you scan your rear view mirrors every 3-5 seconds like you are supposed to, it will be impossible for a bikeman to sneak up on you cuz they normally have their front light on (my front light actually has no "off" setting). Also, if you look in your rear view mirror before changing lanes you would not end up pulling out in front of an oncoming vehicle. These are basic driving techniques. Poor and unskilled drivers like you should not be allowed on our roads.
One thing I am against though is when a driver uses their indicator and the biker is able to let them change lanes, yet he tries to squeeze past them. That's just bad manners and bad riding, especially when the driver did everything correct. If anyone ever puts on their indicator in front of me and I am able I slow down so they can switch lanes. If I can I even "block" for them so they can switch lanes easier and safer.
black start wrote:tr1ad wrote:rollingstock wrote:Stop being a cornt on the people road, you sound like one of those idiotic riders.
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