i promise you it's not.... more tech in cars... that'll make things safer for cyclists. it's: a) cycling infrastructure b) ....................fewer cars nyti.ms/33LCwXw

The Tech That Might Help Cyclists and Cars Coexist Safely (Published 2020)

With more Americans riding bikes, there’s new pressure to find ways to make the streets safer for everyone.

nytimes.com

Oct 11, 2020 · 1:09 AM UTC

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here is this million dollar technology we built instead of just admitting protected bike lanes are good
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tonight i learned American twitter is unbelievably horny for cars
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AI in side mirrors that looks for approaching vehicle or cyclist and locks door to prevent it from opening would prevent dooring and injuries to thoughtless car passengers.
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Or them riding a bike just follow the rules. Dear devil you that make a head on with a SUV about 1,5 ton of Steele and 20kg of bike. Go back to school
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I only recently noticed that cyclists (along with motorcycles and pedestrians) are now termed "vulnerable road users" - demarking them as impediments to the proper traffic.
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Those are necessary, but since we can’t replace cars for some uses (services, taxis, people with a11y needs) - some tech would be nice to have, too, e.g. to prevent door opening on a bike lane.
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I don’t know where to begin with all this...
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Dear US-Cities: Cyclist have it rough, instead of investing in old cyclist roads separated from cars, invest in 5G-Towers. This will keep all cyclist safe - at least those buying 5G phones. The rest will adapt or die out.
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Dear God, what an idiotic article.
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"#SMIDBY" (Sorry Mate I Didn't Bluetooth You) . @MikeyCycling
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Dude you're pro bike, didn't expect this.
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