LightLane
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wherever you roll
wherever you roll
Why wait for your city or town to install bike lanes? Altitude, Inc., a product innovation firm outside Boston, offers a nifty, high-tech idea for bikers to do it themselves. Using lasers mounted under the saddle, LightLane casts a virtual bike lane providing cagers with a clear boundary that should be easy for them to avoid. I said ... should.
Labels: cagers, kraftwerk, velotariat
posted by Da' Square Wheelman, at 9:31 AM
2 Comments:
Technically imaginative, but potentially very harmful. This “virtual bike lane” would imply that there is a full car lane to the left (or right) of the cyclist. A car trying to maneuver with a good understanding of bike lanes could create a very dangerous situation with traffic either oncoming or in the same direction. Also it would look completely incomprehensible with riders 2 abreast or one rider passing another.
Great tips!
You should try this to get more safety http://velo-sncf.com/bicycles-pedal-light-without-battery
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