This should actually help to be more visible because they’ll be in the field of view of the side mirrors. This system is allowed in most countries and usually works fine. It’s true, some bikers will abuse it and go way too fast or weave unpredictably thus making them hard to see. And of course, drivers will also need to adjust and begging to expect to see bikes filtering. But it can certainly be done safely. Especially if they’re going to impose laws about speed and when it can be done. Blasting between freeway traffic and slowly creeping to the front of the queue at a light are two very different things.

You will get sued for everything you own.

Who expects a motorcycle to be prowling between the cars

@@nelsonted1hence the public education program they referenced in the video so that people will now be aware that it’s a thing even though it wasn’t before. If I were a rider there, I’d also do my part and be extra careful for a while after it’s allowed until drivers get more accustomed to it.

Well, now that they will be informed that motorcycle traffic will be filtering between lanes, they will have to be careful to check before suddenly opening their door while on the road. Much like drivers also have to check before opening their door when parked on a roadside.

@@I_Santos_ Car drivers must look where they are going. Car drivers have always heard and killed bicycle, motorcycle riders and pedestrians, nothing new, but something has to be done to avoid cars hurting people. Cars are the worse way for transportation in these modern times. .Cars should be prohibited on major cities. China, India and some Asian countries use bicycles and motorcycles to commute.

Dumb it's taken this long to allow it.