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Bike Lane Feedback Platform
An app that lets cyclists rate bike lanes so planners can make them safer.
The problem
Cyclists face unsafe bike lanes. Planners lack real cyclist feedback. Poor lanes cause accidents and discourage riding.
The solution
Cyclists rate lanes and report issues in the app. The data maps out risky spots. Planners use a dashboard to prioritize fixes.
Who it's for
City governments, planning teams, and cycling groups. Cities pay for the service.
How it makes money
Subscription tiers by city size. Integrations add extra income.
Market note
Cities invest in green transport. Data-driven planning is growing.
How to validate it
- 1Interview planners and cyclists about their needs.
- 2Build a core app for feedback and mapping.
- 3Pilot it in one neighborhood and refine features.
Tags
urban-planningcyclingfeedbacksafetycivic-tech
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