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加州钻车缝指导条例
【http://lanesplittingislegal.com/ ... ines-California.pdf】
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Lane Splitting General Guidelines
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Lane splitting in a safe and prudent manner is not illegal in the state of California.
在加州以安全谨慎的方式钻车缝不是非法的行为。
The term lane splitting, sometimes known as lane sharing, filtering or white-lining, refers to the process of a motorcyclist riding between lanes of stopped or slower moving traffic or moving between lanes to the front of traffic stopped at a traffic light.
Motorcyclists who are competent enough riders to lane split, should follow these general guidelines if choosing to lane split:
1) Travel at a speed that is no more than 10 MPH faster than other traffic – danger increases at higher speed differentials.
- A speed differential of 10 miles per hour or less allows an alert, competent rider enough time toidentify and react to most dangerous situations that can occur.
- The greater the speed differential, the less time a rider has to identify and react to a hazard.
2) It is not advisable to lane split when traffic flow is at 30 mph or faster --- dangerincreases as overall speed increases.
- At just 20 mph, in the 1 or 2 seconds it takes a rider to identify a hazard, that rider will travelapproximately 30 to 60 feet before even starting to take evasive action. Actual reaction (brakingor swerving) will take additional time and distance.
- Braking and stopping distance varies greatly based on a multitude of factors(rider, machine andenvironment).
- As speed increases, crash severity increases.
3) Typically, it is safer to split between the #1 and #2 lanes than between other lanes.
- Other road users are more accustomed to motorcycles splitting between the #1 and #2(furthestleft) lanes.
- Avoid splitting in lanes near freeway on-ramps and exits.
- Avoid splitting lanes when another motorcycle rider is splitting between other nearby lanes ascars may make additional room for one rider and accidentally reduce space for another.
4) Consider the total environment in which you are splitting, including the width of thelanes, size of surrounding vehicles, as well as roadway, weather, and lighting conditions.
- Some lanes are narrower than others, leaving little room to pass safely. If you can't fit, don't split.
- Some vehicles are wider than others -- it is not advisable to split near wide trucks. If you can't fit, don't split.
- Know the limitations of your motorcycle --- wide bars, fairing and bags require more spacebetween vehicles. If you can't fit, don't split.
- Avoid splitting on unfamiliar roads to avoid surprises such as poor road surfaces.
- Seams in the pavement or concrete between lanes can be hazardous if they are wide or uneven.
- Poor visibility, due to darkness or weather conditions, makes it difficult for riders to see road hazards and makes it more difficult for drivers to see you.
- Help drivers see you by wearing brightly colored protective gear and using high beams during day light.
5) Be alert and anticipate possible movements by other road users.
- Be very aware of what the cars around you are doing. If a space, or gap, opens up next to yourlane, be prepared react accordingly.
- Always be prepared to take evasive action if a vehicle changes lanes.
- Account for inattentive or distracted drivers.
- Riders should not weave back and forth between lanes or ride on top of the line.
- Riders should avoid lingering in blind spots.
- Never ride while impaired by drugs, alcohol or fatigue.
- Constantly scan for changing conditions.
The Four R's or “Be-Attitudes” of Lane Splitting:
Be Reasonable, be Responsible, be Respectful, be aware of all Roadway and traffic conditions.
- Reasonable means not more than 10 MPH faster than traffic flow and not over 39 MPH.
- You are Responsible for your own safety and decisions.
? Don't put yourself in dangerous positions.
? If you can't fit, don't split.
- Be Respectful --- sharing the road goes both ways.
? Don't rely on loud pipes to keep you safe, loud pipes often startle people and poison the attitude of car drivers toward motorcyclists.
? Other vehicles are not required to make space for motorcycles to lane split.
- Roadways and traffic can be hazardous.
? uneven pavement
? wide trucks
? distracted drivers
? weather conditions
? curves
? etc.
Disclaimers:
These general guidelines are not guaranteed to keep you safe.
Lane splitting should not be performed by inexperienced riders. These guidelines assume a highlevel of riding competency and experience.
The recommendations contained here are only general guidelines and cannot cover all possiblecombinations of situations and variables.
Personal Safety: Every rider has ultimate responsibility for his or her own decision making andsafety. Riders must be conscious of reducing crash risk at all times. California law requires allmotorcycle riders and passengers wear a helmet that complies with the DOT FMVSS 218 standard.
Risk of getting a ticket: Motorcyclists who lane split are not relieved of the responsibility to obeyall existing traffic laws. With respect to possible law enforcement action, keep in mind that itwill be up to the discretion of the Law Enforcement Officer to determine if riding behaviorXSS whilelane splitting is or was safe and prudent.
When is it NOT OK to split?
You should NOT lane split:
- If you can't fit.
- At a toll booth.
- If traffic is moving too fast or unpredictably.
- If dangerous road conditions exist --- examples include water or grit on the road, slippery roadmarkings, road construction, uneven pavement, metal grates, etc.
- If you cannot clearly see a way out of the space you're going into (for example, if a van or SUVis blocking your view).
- Between trucks, buses, RVs, and other wide vehicles.
- Around or through curves.
- If you are not fully alert and aware of your surroundings.
- If you are unable to react to changing conditions instantaneously.
- If you don't feel comfortable with the situation.
Messages for Other Vehicle Drivers
1) Lane splitting by motorcycles is not illegal in California when done in a safe and prudentmanner.
2) Motorists should not take it upon themselves to discourage motorcyclists from lane splitting.
3) Intentionally blocking or impeding a motorcyclist in a way that could cause harm to the rideris illegal (CVC 22400).
4) Opening a vehicle door to impede a motorcycle is illegal (CVC 22517).
5) Never drive while distracted.
6) You can help keep motorcyclists and all road users safe by
? Checking mirrors and blind spots, especially before changing lanes or turning
? Signaling your intentions before changing lanes or merging with traffic
? Allowing more following distance, three or four seconds, when behind a motorcycleso the motorcyclist has enough time to maneuver or stop in an emergency
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楼主: VICTORCHU
发表于 上海市 2016-5-30 02:51
楼主
，闯禁要低调，闯禁还超白线那是袋袋里钞票在跳。
