Reflective Bicycle

Posted on March 30, 2014 by catcat

The frame and fork of this bicycle will glow white under direct lights at evening, while remains dark gray in the course of daylight. It demands no batteries, stickers, switch on/off buttons, it’s simple and breezing.

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Category: Luminaires, Vehicles Tags: Bicycles, Reflective

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Suspended Bicycle Roundabout

Dutch authorities have decided to solve the issue of congestion on bicycle lanes in the city of Eindhoven by constructing a suspended bicycle roundabout. Authorities in Eindhoven decided to solve the problem of Meerhovens busy roundabout region for Veldhoven, which is out of town, by separating targeted traffic for the bikes. For the automobile, there was made ​​a straightforward intersection, while for the quite busy bicycles site visitors they constructed a suspended roundabout more than the road.
Cycling has turn into well-liked in Holland in the late nineteenth century, shortly after it had been introduced in England and the United States, and became so well-known that in 1890 the Dutch currently constructed bike trails, and till 1911 there have been owned the most bicycles per capita in all of Europe.
Netherlands is the nation with most cyclists, 99.1% (from 16.5 million bikes for 16.6 million inhabitants). 27% of all trips in the Netherlands are made ​​with this kind of transportation, this percentage reaching 60% in significant cities. Infrastructure includes road bike lanes, cycle lanes, separated by roads, street bikes, where cyclists have priority over other implies of transport, highways bikes for longer roads and quicker riding.By ipv Delft is a Dutch style and engineering office.

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Indiana’s Letter-Perfect Bicycle Racks

Suffice it to say that when the great graphic designer, Paul Rand, created a visual identity for the city of Columbus, Indiana, back in 1973, he wasn’;t imagining how terrific his ‘dancing C’; would look as a public bicycle rack. But kudos to Columbus for its practical and symbolic application of the logotype—designed by Rand for the Columbus Area Visitors Center—to its recent C Bike Rack Program. Made available to local businesses in the 4 official brand colors for the City of Columbus, the racks hold two bikes (one on each side) and, as evidenced by these photos, look stellar from any angle.

Image credits: Jonathan Nesci; DCAIGA; Columbus Visitors Center; Clark Maxwell

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Indiana’s Letter-Perfect Bicycle Racks

Suffice it to say that when the great graphic designer, Paul Rand, created a visual identity for the city of Columbus, Indiana, back in 1973, he wasn’;t imagining how terrific his ‘dancing C’; would look as a public bicycle rack. But kudos to Columbus for its practical and symbolic application of the logotype—designed by Rand for the Columbus Area Visitors Center—to its recent C Bike Rack Program. Made available to local businesses in the 4 official brand colors for the City of Columbus, the racks hold two bikes (one on each side) and, as evidenced by these photos, look stellar from any angle.

Image credits: Jonathan Nesci; DCAIGA; Columbus Visitors Center; Clark Maxwell

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