Laser Bike Lane? LightLane Prototype

This is really cool!

"LightLane was originally created for a design competition to promote commuting by bicycle. Although the concept did not win, the response was overwhelming, encouraging the inventors to continue development. Click image for hi-res version."

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  1. 331 Miles10:01 AM

    Very cool! I saw this elsewhere, but saved my comment for your post. ;)

    I think the right side laser is useless. Convert it to a double stripe on the left. It would help more with motorists.

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