I think something like this that shows the 3-foot buffer cars should give bikes would be very cool, but I’m afraid it won’t work. I don’t drive staring at the pavement, and I hope most drivers don’t.

A person on a bike is tall, taller than most passenger cars, and looks distinctively different on the road from a car, especially if they have reflective gear on up high around the shoulders or on the helmet. I want the motorists eye to see me, not the pavement.

Shek… Yep. Green is the wrong color. Yellow would be better. Still it would be hard to see from a distance.

Make your own door zone bike lane!

Don’t wait for incompetent facility design to direct you too close to parked cars, strap on these lasers and do it yourself today! Want to make a left turn from the right curb? Bring your own bike lane that does it with you!

It speaks volumes about our culture that the guy in the video is that clueless.

I have doubts on how visible a light lane would be from a drivers seat. I do like the light lane on my right to properly ride at a safe distance from the curb and parked cars. Sometimes, I tend to get closer to the curb than is safe.