These two terms are often used interchangeably to describe a two-wheeled vehicle moving between, or next to lanes of four wheeled vehicles that are proceeding in the same direction (also sometimes called lane sharing, whitelining or stripe-riding), regardless of whether the four wheeled traffic is in motion or stopped.
However, in order to avoid confusion when specifically referring to moving through/past either stopped or moving traffic, it has been suggested to informally adhere to the following definitions:
'Lane Splitting': Moving through or alongside traffic that is in motion.
'Filtering': Moving through or alongside traffic that is stopped.
However, in order to avoid confusion when specifically referring to moving through/past either stopped or moving traffic, it has been suggested to informally adhere to the following definitions:
'Lane Splitting': Moving through or alongside traffic that is in motion.
'Filtering': Moving through or alongside traffic that is stopped.
Last Updated Wed, 22 Feb 2012 12:56:15 +0000
