No you may not, unless you have as many people on the motorcycle as the lane mandates.
A carpool lane is a special freeway lane only for buses and/or carpools. You may use a carpool lane or onramp if your vehicle carries the minimum number of people required for the carpool lane or you drive a low-emission vehicle displaying a special DMV-issued decal. Motorcycle riders may use designated carpool lanes, unless otherwise posted. Signs at the onramp or along the freeway tell you the minimum number of people required for the carpool and the hours the carpool requirement applies. The pavement in this lane is marked with a diamond symbol (◊) and the words "Carpool Lane." These lanes are also known as high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes. Do not cross over double parallel solid lines to enter or exit any carpool lane except at designated entry or exit places. Vehicles towing trailers are typically not allowed to use carpool lanes because they must drive more slowly and are usually restricted to the right-hand lane.
Someone needs to check the laws before they answer a question. this came from the Texas Department of pub. safety web site....No children younger than 5 are allowed on motorcycles.HB 537 also prohibits a motorcycle operator from carrying a passenger under the age of 5 unless the child is seated in a sidecar attached to the motorcycle.
No, highway patrol vehicles are generally not allowed to park on carpool ramps unless they are responding to an emergency or carrying out official duties. Parking on carpool ramps can disrupt traffic flow and defeat the purpose of carpool lanes.
Yes, unless the owner/landlord prohibits them.
Dumpster diving is technically not illegal in Arizona unless a "No Trespassing" sign is posted or a specific ordinance in the city prohibits it. However, it is important to always respect private property rights and not create a mess or disturb the peace when dumpster diving.
Yes they can, unless your state specifically prohibits this.
If you are attempting to get motorcycle insurance that means you probably have a motorcycle and should have a license for it. An insurance company will not provide insurance unless you at least have a motorcycle permit.
Not unless your a minor
None Unless you find a 49cc or smaller motorcycle. 50cc and up requires a motorcycle endorsement in most, if not all, states.
Not unless there is a statute in your area that prohibits sleeping until that time
Yes, unless the weather prohibits it.
Yes you can pass other vehicles on gravel road unless a sign prohibits it.