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Is lane-splitting legal in West Virginia?

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Is lane-splitting legal in West Virginia?

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Lane-splitting — riding between lanes of traffic — is illegal in West Virginia. If you were involved in an accident while lane-splitting, it could affect your ability to recover compensation. Contact us to discuss how fault may be determined in your specific case.

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