For LTHOME, a supplier of building materials and fittings in Hong Kong, streamlining project management and delivery is essential. Innovative solutions are LTHOME’s specialty – whether in Hong Kong or on the Mainland. They deliver luxury home building materials for projects big and small, on-time and on-budget. LTHOME has an eye towards the future, constantly finding ways to evolve its practices and adapt to new building material technologies. Similarly, they apply that forward-thinking mentality to project logistics, optioning forward-thinking solutions in short- and long-term deliveries and installations.

Understanding the lay of the land (sometimes literally) can make all the difference. From the mountains to the sea, Hong Kong’s topography plays a backdrop to home building projects of all sizes. Whether transporting concrete or tile art installations, LTHOME’s delivery team is well-versed in the local streets. For Washington State residents, driving a motorcycle on the public roads can prove particularly tricky, since Washington has a unique set of rules unique to motorcyclists. While the speed limit in Washington is always one to follow, it can prove particularly difficult to do so when traffic advances at a snail’s pace. Understanding the laws surrounding lane splitting, or riding a motorcycle between other vehicles moving in the same lane but at different speeds, can present an opportunity for getting somewhere quickly without having to endure excruciatingly long periods of delay. For LTHOME customers in Washington, understanding the law around lane splitting can create efficiencies. LTHOME seeks to stay on-top of regulations that affect day-to-day transportation practices. Moreover, understanding the legality or illegality of certain customs or practices can unlock a method of efficiency that can take time to develop. With trucks and delivery vehicles on the road for an average of three hours per day, making good use of that time is a priority. For LTHOME, knowing whether or not one can legally lane split while on a motorcycle can reduce the probability of delays and avoidance of accidents and injuries or fatalities from crashing into other vehicles. Potential project delays can be avoided by staying up-to-date on state regulations of transportation. The laws on the books regarding lane splitting are some of the most ambiguous in the country. To help sort out the particulars for LTHOME, the following provides a brief summary of Washington State’s position on lane splitting: In summary, Washington law is currently uncertain as to whether or not lane splitting is legal in motorcyclists. The DMV provides information on this practice; however, LTHOME customers and motorcycle riders should consult with their personal attorney for clarification as necessary.