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I suggest that everyone who supports lane sharing should join the Facebook group at: http://www.causes.com/lanesharing/ Send this link to your friends as well. We're trying to get critical mass...
Will the Texas Legislature Really Approve Lane Splitting?
Ed | May 21, 2009 7:22 PMAustin, TX
I live in California. We have MILLIONS more cars than you do in Texas. We also have drivers from all over the world that really shouldn't be driving under any circumstances, can't read the signs, and...
Will the Texas Legislature Really Approve Lane Splitting?
Michael | May 21, 2009 5:07 PMAustin, TX
Kendrick, I'm going to first recommend working your reading comprehension. I've made no mentioned in regards to 'air cooled' bikes. However take even a modern, oil & water cooled 'bike' and try ...
Will the Texas Legislature Really Approve Lane Splitting?
Roadkill | May 20, 2009 11:16 PMAustin, TX
I agree with Austinslacker. I ride a vintage four-stroke motorcycle (1982 Honda CB650SC) and I wear all the gear all the time (boots, armored pants and jacket, gloves and helmet). Sitting in backed...
Will the Texas Legislature Really Approve Lane Splitting?
Lee Keller King | May 20, 2009 2:54 PMAustin, TX
as a daily rider( havent owned a car in years) there are many benefits, more so to me then cagers. i think its a great idea when exersized logically. i ride air cooled 2 stroke vintage scooters, air...
Will the Texas Legislature Really Approve Lane Splitting?
austinslacker | May 20, 2009 2:33 PMAustin, TX
First and foremost: bikes that are air-cooled? Can stop in traffic for prolonged periods. Roadkill is just either making things up or applying an outmoded argument from the 70s to today's technology ...
Will the Texas Legislature Really Approve Lane Splitting?
Kendrick | May 20, 2009 1:02 PMAustin, TX
As other riders have already commented, riding in traffic is already dangerous. Lane splitting at the very least does not increase danger. At best, lane splitting can save a motorcyclist from becom...
Will the Texas Legislature Really Approve Lane Splitting?
AK | May 14, 2009 3:07 PMAustin, TX
As other riders have already commented, riding in traffic is already dangerous. Lane splitting at the very least does not increase danger. At best, lane splitting can save a motorcyclist from becom...
Will the Texas Legislature Really Approve Lane Splitting?
AK | May 14, 2009 3:07 PMAustin, TX
I lane split in Texas whenever possible. It is safer to lane split than sitting in traffic. Not just because of the dangers of being rear-ended. But also from drivers saying "Oh there's an empty spot...
Will the Texas Legislature Really Approve Lane Splitting?
E Lau | April 10, 2009 9:43 PMAustin, TX
Counsel: Thanks for having an open mind on this issue. I think that when you look at the evidence (such as it is) you will find that, at the least, lane splitting is NO MORE dangerous than being ...
Will the Texas Legislature Really Approve Lane Splitting?
Lee Keller King | April 10, 2009 10:15 AMAustin, TX

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