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In the UK there are very few cycle lanes, generally you're sharing the road with other traffic. The city roads are small here so there isn't space for parking l
by ollysb 15y ago
In the UK there are very few cycle lanes, generally you're sharing the road with other traffic. The city roads are small here so there isn't space for parking let alone dedicated cycle paths. I can think of numerous "squeezes" that I've been in where this device would have been great.
- nodata 15y agoI don't really see how a dim green picture of a bike will help. If a driver can't see the cyclist, would he see the flat picture on the tarmac?
- arethuza 15y agoHopefully, car drivers would be looking at where they are going so they might notice something being projected by a cyclist into that space.
- lloeki 15y ago... something projected AND moving into his way.
- davedavedave 15y agoThis projects onto the road ahead of the bike, hopefully making your presence known even if you weren't visible (blind spot, for example).
- nodata 15y agoIf it only shows up on the ground, near the side of the front of the car, this won't work. I'll never see it. If this is more like a visible beam, that is also very visible before it hits the tarmac (which I doubt), then it's essentially a torch. We have those.