What if bikers could make their own bike lane, as they are riding? The fact is, there aren’t defined bike lanes in many areas, and sometimes, when they “exist” you have to be one helluva rider just to stay in the lines. And its proven…bike lanes are an effective method of protecting cyclists on congested roads.
With only a fraction of streets with dedicated bike lanes, and installation costs ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 per mile, LightLane seems like the most efficient, eco-friendly option. LightLane is a small device that attached to the back of your bike frame, that projects a defined virtual bike lane onto the pavement, using high-visibility Diode-Pumped Solid State green lasers. The boundary looks like a typical bike lane, even including the “biker” logo, so that drivers approaching the cyclist will be familiar with the situation.
The LightLane has High-Visibility Diode-Pumped Solid State Green Lasers and Bright Red LED’s
As of now, LightLane is a prototype, but if the idea continues to generate excitement from leading Blogs like Engadget, Gizmodo and TreeHugger, it should be available in no time.
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