Bicycle Loop Detector and Pavement Marking

Posted July 29th, 2008 by Matthew Lang
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Photo at Interstate Avenue in Porltand, OR

This bicycle sensitive loop detector (underneath the pavement cut out) will detect cyclists and trip the signal to change when a cyclist is present. The pavement marking directs the cyclist to the proper place to position the bicycle in order to trip the detector. Such relatively inexpensive investments can go a long way to encourage bicycle use for utilitarian purposes.

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