vengeance44
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i got a question is lane splitting legal in NV im heading to laughlin this weekend and im curious if its allowed if it is illegal to the police actually enforce the lane splitting law
Question Nevada PPL
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Texas law ignores the issue, and from what I've been told it is tolerated there, though there are no explicit rules about it. One of the Texas locals could probably tell you more.
But no, it's not legal in NV.
(And I sort of wonder about the accuracy of that list, as it says the same thing about California as it does about Texas, but I'm sure we have explicit rules about it somewhere.)
Nope! Not speaking for So. NV, but with the way our drivers have been lately, I'm glad it's illegal. The cagers are crazy and I ride with a healthy dose of paranoia.
Texan input:
Normally friendly Texans become lane protectors behind the wheel. They will swerve, slam on their brakes, or open a door on you. And, it is illegal and the tickets given are for improper lane change if I recall. I have been tempted many times but have stayed where I'm supposed to be. It would be so much safer though just to calmly filter to the front.
We've had a bill a couple times that looked like it would pass. It's had the blessing of the DoT & Law enforcement, but then dies without a vote. Just not high enough on the radar.
Normally friendly Texans become lane protectors behind the wheel. They will swerve, slam on their brakes, or open a door on you. And, it is illegal and the tickets given are for improper lane change if I recall. I have been tempted many times but have stayed where I'm supposed to be. It would be so much safer though just to calmly filter to the front.
We've had a bill a couple times that looked like it would pass. It's had the blessing of the DoT & Law enforcement, but then dies without a vote. Just not high enough on the radar.
