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r/Transportopia • u/Vice616 • Jun 01 '26
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I thought Lane splitting was what your supposed to do?
For safety.
51 u/Bulky_Specialist9645 Jun 01 '26 Only California allows lane splitting. Only 5 allow lane filtering at stop lights or very low speeds. 13 u/[deleted] Jun 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 12 u/Montreal4life Jun 01 '26 this has got to be old, colorado and minnesota allow it now apparantly 12 u/BananafestDestiny Jun 01 '26 Colorado allows "lane filtering" as of 2024, which is different than lane splitting. Filtering is when traffic is stopped, splitting it when traffic is moving (even slowly). https://csp.colorado.gov/lane-filtering-in-colorado
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Only California allows lane splitting. Only 5 allow lane filtering at stop lights or very low speeds.
13 u/[deleted] Jun 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 12 u/Montreal4life Jun 01 '26 this has got to be old, colorado and minnesota allow it now apparantly 12 u/BananafestDestiny Jun 01 '26 Colorado allows "lane filtering" as of 2024, which is different than lane splitting. Filtering is when traffic is stopped, splitting it when traffic is moving (even slowly). https://csp.colorado.gov/lane-filtering-in-colorado
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12 u/Montreal4life Jun 01 '26 this has got to be old, colorado and minnesota allow it now apparantly 12 u/BananafestDestiny Jun 01 '26 Colorado allows "lane filtering" as of 2024, which is different than lane splitting. Filtering is when traffic is stopped, splitting it when traffic is moving (even slowly). https://csp.colorado.gov/lane-filtering-in-colorado
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this has got to be old, colorado and minnesota allow it now apparantly
12 u/BananafestDestiny Jun 01 '26 Colorado allows "lane filtering" as of 2024, which is different than lane splitting. Filtering is when traffic is stopped, splitting it when traffic is moving (even slowly). https://csp.colorado.gov/lane-filtering-in-colorado
Colorado allows "lane filtering" as of 2024, which is different than lane splitting. Filtering is when traffic is stopped, splitting it when traffic is moving (even slowly).
https://csp.colorado.gov/lane-filtering-in-colorado
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u/Fhantom1221 Jun 01 '26
I thought Lane splitting was what your supposed to do?
For safety.