Lane splitting is a practice where motorcyclists drive between two traffic lanes that are traveling in the same direction, usually along the white line that separates the two lanes. Motorcyclists usually engage in lane splitting during traffic jams in order to maneuver through a gridlock of vehicles.
Lane splitting is not illegal in Missouri, so you do have the right to file a lawsuit for your damages even if you suffered an injury while engaging in this practice. However, courts and insurance adjusters alike know lane splitting is very unsafe and can result in severe injury, and these facts can harm your future claim.