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Regarding being seen - even if you are lit up like a christmas tree, you should assume no-one can see you, and have an escape plan. Also, a major gripe I've go
by askvictor 8y ago
Regarding being seen - even if you are lit up like a christmas tree, you should assume no-one can see you, and have an escape plan.
Also, a major gripe I've got in the past couple of years is cyclist with super-bright, epilepsy-inducing flashing lights (which are great for on-road use) who ride with said lights at full-blast on off-road shared (pedestrian+bicycle) paths, thus blinding any oncoming cyclists or pedestrians. Car headlines have regulations to prevent them blinding oncoming traffic, but bicycles do not, and the lights have gotten _much_ cheaper and brighter in the past few years. Pity that consideration of other people isn't such a thing...
- avitzurel 8y agooh man, I am sorry of behalf of all cyclists. I always make sure it's on the least brightness for the occasion. Keeping it blinking during the day and constant during the night.