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Cars vs. Bikes

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There is a very uneasy coexistence of cars and bikes on the road, and cyclists injuries and deaths from collisions with cars and trucks are on the rise.


There are a number of reasons we can point to to explain this increase, and there are also a number of things being done to try to reduce the number of collisions. But what about the tech in cars and trucks that’s designed to mitigate these issues? How does it work, and are we seeing any promising metrics to show that it’s making a difference?


To answer these questions, we spoke with Chad Zagorski, the Lead Engineer of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) at General Motors, who specifically works on bicycle detection technology to help keep cyclists - and pedestrians - safer on the roads.

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TOPICS & TIMES:

Avoiding Pedestrians vs Avoiding Cyclists (3:58)

The Increase of Cyclist Deaths (9:33)

Distracted Drivers (10:27)

Evolution of Car Safety Tech (11:40)

Chad’s Background (17:24)

What Can Cyclists Do to Reduce Accidents? (22:10)

Laws around Phone Use While Driving (25:32)

Night Driving (30:17)

Promising Tech? (30:17)

Parting Thoughts (31:11)



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There is a very uneasy coexistence of cars and bikes on the road, and cyclists injuries and deaths from collisions with cars and trucks are on the rise.


There are a number of reasons we can point to to explain this increase, and there are also a number of things being done to try to reduce the number of collisions. But what about the tech in cars and trucks that’s designed to mitigate these issues? How does it work, and are we seeing any promising metrics to show that it’s making a difference?


To answer these questions, we spoke with Chad Zagorski, the Lead Engineer of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) at General Motors, who specifically works on bicycle detection technology to help keep cyclists - and pedestrians - safer on the roads.

RELATED LINKS:

BLISTER+ Get Yourself Covered

Ep. Sponsor: Bag Balm

CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS

Blister Cinematic

CRAFTED

Bikes & Big Ideas

Blister Podcast

Off The Couch

TOPICS & TIMES:

Avoiding Pedestrians vs Avoiding Cyclists (3:58)

The Increase of Cyclist Deaths (9:33)

Distracted Drivers (10:27)

Evolution of Car Safety Tech (11:40)

Chad’s Background (17:24)

What Can Cyclists Do to Reduce Accidents? (22:10)

Laws around Phone Use While Driving (25:32)

Night Driving (30:17)

Promising Tech? (30:17)

Parting Thoughts (31:11)



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