Lane splitting, where a motorcycle weaves between two lanes of cars, is illegal in most states. However, there are some states where lane splitting is legal or not explicitly prohibited. Here is a list of states where lane splitting is legal or not explicitly prohibited:

States where lane splitting is legal:

• California
• Utah
• Arizona
• Montana
• Hawaii

States where lane splitting is not explicitly prohibited:

• Arkansas
• Delaware
• Washington, D.C.
• Idaho
• Kentucky
• Mississippi
• Missouri
• New Jersey
• North Carolina
• Ohio
• Texas
• West Virginia

It is important to note that in some of these states, lane splitting is considered de facto legal, but it’s up to the discretion of law enforcement. Additionally, if a rider is pulled over by law enforcement for splitting lanes in states where it is not explicitly legal, they may receive a citation for reckless driving or improper lane change.