I don't think we have intersections wide enough to accomplish this if it was allowed. Even if we did it would take way too long for Americans to tolerate the chaos and give up their cars for motorbikes.

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I reckon a 4th wheel opposite the front motorbike wheel would increase stability a lot. And look kind of cool too.

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Crazy space pope FTW! How do you possibly get insurance for your movie when your star (arguably the biggest movie star in the world) insists on doing crazy stunts on a motorbike with no freaking helmet!

It'd only really be an average day of driving in Thailand if there was a few motorbikes or a pickup or two driving the wrong way against the flow of traffic in the far left lane there...

Unlike the Camaro/motorbike video, this IS a close call. The truck is probably a wreck but the policeman AND his vehicle are unscathed.

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Being from Kansas, I was taught that this (right lane except to pass) was the law so I have always done it that way. As backwards as Brownbackistan can be, I guess we got that one thing right -- and it seemed to work, I rarely had any issues with having to weave around slow traffic in the left lane.

I did notice that it was a more common problem driving elsewhere in the country, but I didn't know that it isn't actually a legal requirement elsewhere.

Now, living in Thailand, I break the rule all the time (although it isn't a rule here, or at least it is *never* enforced if it is). The slow lane (left lane because they drive on the left over here) is the de-facto "motorbike lane", so 90% of car traffic stays in the right lane all the time. I drive faster than most locals, which ends up meaning that I stick in the fast lane all the time *except* when I want to pass a slowpoke by switching to the slow/motorbike lane.

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He's got one of those new self-driving motorbikes.

"Here we see the motorbike in its natural habitat..."

Doublethanks for the doublepromote

I don't ever remember seeing a motorcycle paramedic in Victoria, but googling suggests they have them in NSW and Victoria:

http://www.abc.net.au/acedayjobs/cooljobs/profiles/s2442994.htm

Seems a bit strange though since I thought paramedics, like surgeons, described motorbike riders as "organ donors"...

Ok, THAT is fuckin badass.

Goddamnit, Tom Cruise annoys me. He's an ok actor, competent but not amazing, and everytime I see him interviewed he's seems like a really cool guy. He doesn't pretend to be something he's not and freely admits "yeah, I'm rich, I have fighter planes and custom motorbikes" which is EXACTLY how you should behave if you're lucky enough to have the money to do it.

And then I remember that he's a scientology asshole...

*commercial

It's not a big motorcycle,
Just a groovy little motorbike.
It's more fun than a barrel of monkeys,
That two-wheeled bike ...