Practice question
Why should a motorcyclist NEVER ride between rows of vehicles at a stoplight on a South Dakota road?
- It is faster, so it is encouraged
- South Dakota law (SDCL 32-20-9.2) prohibits a motorcycle from passing or overtaking another vehicle in the same lane
- Lane splitting reduces fuel economy
- It would violate federal trucking rules
Answer: B — South Dakota law (SDCL 32-20-9.2) prohibits a motorcycle from passing or overtaking another vehicle in the same lane
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