Motorcycles may travel faster than traffic during congested road conditions and can legally

travel in the unused space between two lines of moving or stationary vehicles.

Explanation:

Motorcycles can drive in the space between two other vehicles. This is also known as ''lane splitting.'' When cars are stopped, motorcycles are allowed to move forward, which is time-saving for the riders. In this way, they bypass traffic congestion.

In some states, lane splitting is allowed, while in others it is forbidden. In any case, this remains a controversial issue up to this day. Some people claim that it is safer to move between the cars, than to stop surrounded by stationary vehicles.

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