Make Your Own Bike Lane
3 July 2009 - 9:00am
A new device called LightLane attaches to the back of your bike and projects a virtual bike lane behind you.
"Alex Tee and Evan Gant’s LightLane device was recently just a concept but is soon to enter reality as a much-needed visual declaration of personal biking space. The two Altitude, Inc. designers know that any amount of panicked shouting or bell-ringing are no match against prevention when it comes to bicycle safety. With a dire shortage of dedicated lanes, LightLane provides urban cyclists with a solution that adapts to them and any route they make take."
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BYOL: Bring Your Own Lane
Source:
H2OVisions, July 1, 2009
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