South aussies finally able to lane filter

JFE
7 years ago

Common sense prevails.
I couldn't begin to tell you how much time this saves me on my work commute, and it lowers the chance of getting squashed between cars.

JFE
7 years ago

Fair thing to be concerned about mate but from my experience doing it 'legally' for over a year, only one car moved to tighten the gap, failed, wore a finger from me and was seen by all for what he was -- a frustrated muppet that is obviously hung like a bee.
The roads and time I ride to and from work I'm regularly riding to the front of traffic lights and along columns of slow moving vehicles. All done within the rules as this law makes sense (and a measurable difference in terms of time saved and less frustration waiting around).

06 Softail
7 years ago

It's ok if the gap is wide enough to safely proceed forward without damaging other vehicles, otherwise I stay in the current lane.