DENVER (KDVR) — Lane splitting and lane filtering — they sound similar, and while they do involve some of the same mechanics, one will soon be legal in Colorado and one will remain illegal. It’s one ...

The list of states that permit motorcycles to ride between lanes of traffic is small, but growing. Minnesota is set to join this distinguished group on July 1 and is actively educating both riders and ...

The safety message of “Start Seeing Motorcycles” will take on more meaning in Minnesota on Tuesday as lane splitting and filtering for motorcyclists become legal. Passed in the 2024 legislative ...

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 ...

Motorcycles are appealing for numerous reasons. Not only can they be exceptionally fuel-efficient compared to a car, but they can also be a really fun way to zip around town. Motorcycles' small sizes ...

On August 7, 2024, a new law came into effect in Colorado that allows motorcyclists to pass or overtake stopped cars in the same lane. Riding between cars or sharing lanes had been expressly illegal ...

The Minnesota Legislature passed a law allowing motorcyclists to slowly ride in between lanes when there is bumper-to-bumper or very slow traffic. But not so fast when it comes to actually doing this ...

ST PAUL, Minn. — Heads up, drivers – in just a few weeks, you'll see some motorcyclists riding differently than they ever have before. Lane filtering and splitting are set to go into effect on July 1, ...

Stephen Swanson is a web producer at CBS News Minnesota. Stephen was a floor director for a decade before moving to the WCCO-TV newsroom in 2011, where he focuses on general assignment reporting.

With every passing year, more and more vehicles on Minnesota roads are equipped with high-tech safety systems. A dizzying array of cameras, sensors and computers allow our vehicles to brake ...

Just because you think you can do something doesn't mean you should. While there is no comprehensive data on how many accidents involve lane splitting, motorcycle-related fatalities have increased.