I don't know of any organization or policy which states that this is either a good idea or legal.
However, when I have to drone along on multi-lane roads, this is what I do. Being slightly aggressive is the best defense. You're in more control of the situation.
When I moved to Iowa (a great place to be from) in 1987, i FLUNKED the written motorcycle test. The answers they provided were insane. If you were to follow their "rules," you wouldn't last long (suggestions like riding in the center of the lane, etc.) I complained, and the examiner said, "We hear that alot."
At the examiner's suggestion, I ended up keeping my Illinois license until I moved to Minnesota.
You could argue, but to what extent a judge is sympathetic is questionable. Maybe you'd get a judge who rides.
Good luck.
However, when I have to drone along on multi-lane roads, this is what I do. Being slightly aggressive is the best defense. You're in more control of the situation.
When I moved to Iowa (a great place to be from) in 1987, i FLUNKED the written motorcycle test. The answers they provided were insane. If you were to follow their "rules," you wouldn't last long (suggestions like riding in the center of the lane, etc.) I complained, and the examiner said, "We hear that alot."
At the examiner's suggestion, I ended up keeping my Illinois license until I moved to Minnesota.
You could argue, but to what extent a judge is sympathetic is questionable. Maybe you'd get a judge who rides.
Good luck.