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I think OP is talking more about city streets, so high speed literature and the Solomon curve doesn't apply so much. There are two distinct behaviors here. Lane
by imh 11y ago
I think OP is talking more about city streets, so high speed literature and the Solomon curve doesn't apply so much. There are two distinct behaviors here. Lane splitting happens when the cars are moving. Filtering happens when the cars are stopped. As someone who commutes on a motorcycle in the city, I don't care much for splitting, but filtering through a traffic jam is incredibly helpful.
- ubernostrum 11y agoThe study about lane-splitting safety, cited by the comment I responded to, was looking at highway riding (hence commuters).