'World’s first smart cycling scheme' will use bike lights to gather data and improve roads: Bad infra and hotspots for dodgy drivers in Jersey will be tracked using new smart tech integrated into See.Sense bike lights as part of the trial... cycling
Cyclists in Jersey are being asked to take part in what has been called the world’s first smart cycling scheme. The data-gathering scheme, called LifeCycle, will use bike lights to collect information on people’s journeys on bikes, which can then be used to make improvements in the future.
Rachel Harker from Digital Jersey said in a BBC Radio Jersey interview that the lights would track people’s journeys, gathering information on infrastructure, what condition the road is in, and hotspots for conflicts with cars. “I think this is a great example of an innovation in our trust sector using the expertise of islanders and professionals working here that will also benefit islanders as a whole by tracking their cycling usage and enabling us to make our roads safer,” said Kristina Moore, Chief Minister of the Government of Jersey.
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