While you are in a traffic jam, looking in your rear-view mirror you see a motorcyclist "snaking" past the stationary line of vehicles. What should you do?

In Germany, motorcycles are allowed to filter through slow or stationary traffic by moving between the lanes, a practice known as "snaking." When you see a motorcyclist doing this in a traffic jam, you should allow them to pass safely. This rule helps reduce congestion and prevents the motorcyclist from getting stuck or frustrated. It is important not to block or intimidate them, such as by honking or trying to force them to stop, as this would be unsafe and against traffic regulations. Allowing motorcyclists to filter helps maintain smooth traffic flow and enhances safety for all road users.