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September 11th 15, 06:05 PM
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Sonar device will help police safe passing laws.
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"BikeBiz reports on a bike-mounted system that can calculate the proximity of passing vehicles. The C3FT device has been developed for the enforcement of safe passing laws by Austin-based engineering firm, Codaxus. The C3FT uses an ultrasonic detector on an adjustable arm with the measurements immediately displayed on a numeric display. The device can also be set up to buzz when a vehicle passes inside a preset threshold." http://road.cc/content/news/163891-h...ssing-distance 
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September 11th 15, 08:28 PM
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Sonar device will prevent 'dooring'
On 11/09/2015 18:05, Alycidon wrote:
QUOTE: "BikeBiz reports on a bike-mounted system that can calculate the proximity of passing vehicles. The C3FT device has been developed for the enforcement of safe passing laws by Austin-based engineering firm, Codaxus. The C3FT uses an ultrasonic detector on an adjustable arm with the measurements immediately displayed on a numeric display. The device can also be set up to buzz when a vehicle passes inside a preset threshold." http://road.cc/content/news/163891-h...ssing-distance
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September 11th 15, 08:32 PM
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Sonar device will help prevent 'dooring'.
On 11/09/2015 18:05, Alycidon wrote:
QUOTE: "BikeBiz reports on a bike-mounted system that can calculate the proximity of passing vehicles. Excellent news. Cyclists can use it to judge the gap required to avoid a car door. Since they don't have any anticipation or observation skills, this could be a big help for them.
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September 11th 15, 08:35 PM
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Sonar device will help police safe passing laws.
On Friday, 11 September 2015 18:05:43 UTC+1, Alycidon wrote:
QUOTE: "BikeBiz reports on a bike-mounted system that can calculate the proximity of passing vehicles. The C3FT device has been developed for the enforcement of safe passing laws by Austin-based engineering firm, Codaxus. The C3FT uses an ultrasonic detector on an adjustable arm with the measurements immediately displayed on a numeric display. The device can also be set up to buzz when a vehicle passes inside a preset threshold." http://road.cc/content/news/163891-h...ssing-distance With camera evidence - it will be much simpler to bring these criminals to court. Isn't technology great?
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