Choosing an Alternative form of transportation ? July 21 2014


As the price of gas continues to rise, more and more people are choosing alternative forms of transportation in hopes to off set the   high cost of fuel here in the United States; bicycles being the number one alternative to motor vehicles. Over the last 10 years, the U.S. has seen an overwhelming increase in bicycle traffic with minimal infrastructure development to support that growth.

 

The Problem:


Last year (2013) in the US, there were 48,000 accidents involving both cyclists and motor vehicles with a total of death count of 677. Due to this conundrum, California, as well as many other states, have introduced laws specifically designed to protect cyclists not only from motor vehicle operators but also from themselves. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, cyclists are considered motor vehicle operators and must abide by the same regulations and rules of the road as someone driving a car. With that being said, due to California’s ban on cell phones while operating a motor vehicle, the use of cell phones while cycling has also been banned.

    

It’s just a matter of time until every state decides that 48,000 bicycle accidents are far too many to ignore. So, what are bike riders sup posed to do when commuting to work on their bikes? If only there was a product out there that empowered bike riders to talk on their cell phones while commuting to work, in a safer way.



Solution

CruZenTunes is that product. CruZenTunes was designed for cyclists who want to stay connected to technology AND ride their bikes without the fear of civil persecution or worse, a fatal accident.