Highway traffic in Baltimore, MD, on a late Sunday afternoon. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/ALM
Lane diving is a dangerous and illegal practice in which drivers weave between the plastic orange poles separating the express and regular lanes on Interstate 95.
But now lawyers are speaking out against what they see as a major safety concern in South Florida, which leads to some of the deadliest types of wrecks on I-95 as a result of the delineator poles.
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