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Your smartphone could be used a beacon to tell nearby Ford vehicles where you are

Ford thinks it can reduce cycling and pedestrian deaths using Bluetooth LE..

Ford, Trek, Bosch partner on bicycle-to-vehicle communication Alexa St. John Vehicles can interact with other vehicles, infrastructure and pedestrians through CV2X, or cellular vehicle-to-everything technology. One group of industry leaders is seeking to expand on the idea behind this technology by creating standards to make safer the interactions between cars and other kinds of wheels on the road: bicycles. Michigan-based Tome Software, bicycle company Trek, Ford Motor Co.—which owns e-scoot...

Bike And Carmakers Just Want Our Rides To Talk To Each Other Share To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. It is possible that, pretty soon, your bike will be able to talk to cars on the road and ask them to scoot a bit. At CES 2021, Tome Software announced that it is leading a joint eff...

Ford testing tech that allows bicycles and e-scooters to talk to cars By The Washington Post Share DETROIT - If bicycles and e-scooters could "talk" to cars on the road, riders would be safer - at least in theory. Thats the idea behind a consortium of bike and scooter manufacturers coming together to develop and test new safety software that would allow forms of micromobility to communicate with nearby cars. Detroit-based Tome Software spearheaded the initiative in collaboration with firms such...

Riding a bike or scooter may become much safer, as a coalition of companies is working to help them “talk” to cars and make drivers aware of their presence.

Bicycle, e-scooter and auto companies are developing a bicycle-to-vehicle communication technology to make roads safer for riders.