Riding in bike lanes reduces your chances of injury by 50 percent, compared to riding on similar streets that don’t have bike lanes, according to a new study. That number jumps to 90 percent when cyclists ride in protected lanes that are separated from oncoming traffic.
But most cities don’t have bike lanes on every street, let alone protected lanes.
LightLane is trying to change that. The company is creating a personal bike lane that cyclists take with them wherever they pedal. Their product is a light that projects two laser beams in front of and behind a cyclist, encouraging motorists to give the biker a wide berth. Two downsides: the light only works at night, and it’s still a prototype at this point.
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