Some things are hard to grasp – Einstein's theory of relativity, for example, or the endless mystery that is cat psychology. Then we come to bicycle turn signals, an ostensibly simple system that a ...

CYCLING SAFETY: Why should motor vehicles come with bright rear turn signals, while cyclists must rely on arm signals — which forces cyclists to steer one-handed before and during a potentially ...

If you ever take your bike out and share the road with large automobiles, you know that sometimes it can get a little hairy. As a biker, you will stand no chance in a collision with a vehicle.

Motor vehicles come with bright rear turn signals, but cyclists must rely on arm signals, which requires one-handed steering. Not safe. Help has arrived from the ...

The number of cyclists on the road is on the rise, and while cars and bikes sometimes have a hard time getting along, it goes without saying the roads just need to be a safe place for everybody. As ...

Tired of risking his life every time he had to signal a turn using his hands while riding his bicycle in rainy Vancouver, [Simon Wong] decided he needed something a bit higher tech. But rather than ...

Turn signal use is a critical requirement at any time, and once turned on, they need to be turned off in a timely manner. Failure to do so can cause confusion for both oncoming and following traffic, ...

Even if you're fully decked out in reflective coating, riding a bike at night can be a dangerous thing, which is why Instructable user NEIN decided to rig up a simple system to add blinking turn ...

We've seen what an iPhone dock in a Harley-Davidson would look like, but while listening to music your music through the speakers may be one thing, the integration between bike and iDevice wasn't as ...

The biggest safety challenge for bicyclists is to be seen on the road so people in cars don't hit them while they ride. Most bikes have reflectors and riders can put flashing lights on their bikes to ...

Question: What is the correct hand signal for a right turn when riding a bike? Do you extend your left hand up or your right hand out? Answer: Yes. At least according to the law. But before we get to ...