There is more than one way to Cleveland, there is more than one way to ride a bike, and there is more than one way to advocate for cyclist safety. Join a panel of bike advocates, tech entrepreneurs, lawyers, and city bike coordinators who are creating different technological solutions to address the common problem of road safety for cyclists.
Henderson, Nevada City Bike Coordinator, Cyclist, and Engineer- Scott Jarvis, will moderate the panelists as they each tell the stories behind what inspired their innovations and how their services and products are working beyond concept and out on the streets.
You will hear from Craig Davis, founder of cyclingvideoevidence.com, which promotes the use of on-bike video cameras to be used to gather evidence of unsafe motorist behavior and works with law enforcement to prosecute egregious cases of unsafe motorist behavior towards bicyclists.
Amy Benner Johnson of Benner Law Firm, LLC and Bike Law will present studies and stories around bicycle laws enforcement and demonstrate Codaxus LLC’s “C3FT”, a unique device enabling public education about and enforcement of Safe Passing and Vulnerable User Laws.
Lynsie Campbell, founder of LaneSpotter, a mapping and navigation tool created by and for cyclists will present on how they collected data, maps, and insights from the cycling communities in several large American cities- and more importantly how that data might be used as another tool to build the case for bike safety advocacy.
The panel will end with time for questions from the audience.
