🏍️🚫 Lane splitting is illegal in South Carolina. ❌ Riding a motorcycle between lanes of traffic increases the risk of serious injury and can impact fault after a crash. ❌ Even when traffic is stopped or slow, lane splitting is not permitted under South Carolina law. ❌ Understanding the rules of the road can help protect both your safety and your legal options. 📍Ian D. Maguire, Esquire • 1600 North Oak Street, Suite B • Myrtle Beach, S.C. 29577 #MotorcycleSafetySC #LaneSplittingIllegal #SouthC

NEW: Lane splitting and filtering begins July 1 | Minnesota Department of Public Safety

Do you know the rules on when motorcycle riders can and can't lane filter? Lane filtering helps traffic flow better and is legal for motorcyclists on their full licence, if travelling less than 30km/h and it's safe to do so. Find out more: bit.ly/lanefilteringnsw | NSW Road Safety - NSW GOV

Lane filtering allows motorcycles to pass stopped vehicles in specific situations. Know the rules to lane filter legally. @ColoradoStatePatrol | Colorado Department of Transportation

Motorbike lane filtering is now allowed in South Australia. One rule: you cannot lane filter while on your L’s or P1 licence. Check all the rules at mylicence.sa.gov.au/my-motorcycle-licence | SA Infrastructure and Transport

Associate Editor Kelly Callan does a lot of commuting on crowded Southern California freeways and has put together a helpful video, sharing her essential lane-splitting tips. Lane-splitting is a practice that allows motorcycles to filter between other vehicles on the road. Done responsibly, lane-splitting is safer for the motorcyclist, helps reduce traffic congestion and allows air-cooled motorcycles to stay within proper operating temperatures, among many other benefits for motorcyclists and ca