Traffic control: traffic regulation; filtering between lanes by a motorcycle; allow under certain conditions. Amends sec. 660 of 1949 PA 300 (MCL 257.660).

This bill allows motorcycles to filter between lanes of traffic under certain conditions in Michigan. Lane filtering means that motorcyclists can ride between slow-moving or stopped vehicles to reach the front of the line at traffic signals or in congested traffic. The bill amends existing traffic regulations to include these provisions.

Supporters of the bill argue that allowing motorcycles to filter through traffic can improve road safety by reducing the risk of rear-end collisions. They also believe it can help alleviate congestion on busy roads, making commutes faster and more efficient for everyone.

Critics of the bill raise concerns that lane filtering could lead to increased accidents and create confusion among drivers who may not expect motorcycles to maneuver through lanes. They worry that this practice could undermine overall traffic safety and disrupt the flow of vehicles on the road.