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LightLane - your own personal cycle lane.

cyclopath2001 · 2009-01-18 21:35:47

Never have to worry about badly marked or disappearing cycle tracks again, just project your own (only works at night): LightLane Nice to see a bit of sideways thinking, is it just a thought-provoking concept or coud it work in reality?

18-01-2009 09:35PM

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cyclopath2001

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Never have to worry about badly marked or disappearing cycle tracks again, just project your own (only works at night): LightLane

Nice to see a bit of sideways thinking, is it just a thought-provoking concept or coud it work in reality?

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#2 18-01-2009 09:38PM

kenmc

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Thats cool. if only they could make a daytime one, then you'd always be in the cycle track!
Won't stop muppets parking in them though

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#3 19-01-2009 10:11AM

Turbulent Bill

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Meh, I'd prefer if drivers were focussing on the bike itself rather than an outline on the road. Not good for heavy traffic either as drivers probably couldn't see all of the outline on the road.

If the guy in the picture really wants to be noticed, a high-vis and rear light wouldn't go amiss.

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