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John Gaquin wrote:
"Skywise" wrote in message Another favorite tactic is white lining. In a perfect scenario I white line to the front while everyone is stopped at a red light. ........The upshot is that I am only near other vehicles when they aren't moving. And every time you pull that sort of stunt, you leave in your wake 50-100 car drivers highly ****ed at the next motorcycles they encounter. That's high school crap, and has no place in the repertoire of a responsible driver. Baloney. It is simply a good idea that hasn't yet come to fruition in many places in the US. Encouraging motorcycle riding by allowing lane splitting is at least as good an idea as having bus and car pool lanes. People should be rewarded for saving fuel, especially when it doesn't harm others. Allowing motorcycles to lane split doesn't really have any significant adverse impact on the cars stuck in the line so what is the harm assuming it is done prudently and safely? I'm not talking about riding 60 MPH between a closely spaced line of cars, but most interstates provide at least 6' between cars and that is plenty for a motorcyle to ride in at 15-20 MPH. Matt |
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