To the editor: One would expect that when a collision occurs between two moving vehicles, one of the drivers is responsible for the accident as a result of not obeying one or more traffic laws.

Lane splitting is surprisingly legal in some places, including in California, where one rider tells Inside Edition that he won't stop doing it even after an accident. He says it's hard for people who ...

A question for all motorcyclists today. Do you want to make it home alive? Then stop lane splitting. I almost killed someone on Sunday. I was a blink of an eye away from hitting a motorcycle at 75 ...

As you may have heard, more states are pushing for legalizing lane splitting, and, either you want it or not, some car drivers will get mad about this practice. Which is why you should practice your ...

American motorcycle helmet manufacturer Biltwell has released its retro Lane Splitter helmet in Australia with other models coming in the next couple of years. It’s one of many previously unavailable ...

Minnesota has become the second state to allow lane splitting by motorcyclists, but with rules substantially tighter than California’s. Fast chargers are expanding quickly, but American EV drivers ...

There are countless ways things can go wrong when riding a motorcycle, but one of the most prominent fears is to have some iPhone-focused car driver rear end you while sitting in traffic or at a ...

Every driver has experienced it. You’re stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic when a motorcycle rider casually strolls up, between congested lanes, and to the front of a stoplight. The move is called lane ...

I'll start by acknowledging what side of the lane splitting debate I fall on, at least by default: the driver. I've been startled by plenty of motorcycles whizzing by my car while I sit in traffic.

California on Friday became the first state in the nation to legalize lane-splitting — and the often-contentious debate over the practice may get more heated than ever. News that Gov. Jerry Brown ...

You’re sitting in a traffic jam on one of California’s busiest freeways – perhaps I-15 in northern San Diego County or I-10 in Los Angeles – listening to classical music to calm jangled nerves or just ...

LOS ANGELES — Let’s say you’re stuck in traffic in Los Angeles, which is a frequent and annoying experience, but also the price you pay for living in one of the greatest cities on earth, or visiting ...