“Many of us use bikes for commuting and leisure, and many of us suffer from long and dark winters as well! If that’s the case, you probably have a pair of bright front & rear lights, which make spotting you much easier for drivers and other road users, making cycling much safer. There is however another issue when riding on the road: turn signals! There is a hand signal convention, but I have the feeling that many drivers don’t understand it, or maybe it’s dark, or you’re not confident to take your hand out of the handlebar. This motivated my friend and I to build an electronic turn signal, which will be placed close to the rear light with a control switch in the handlebar.”
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