When GoPro Cameras Help Twin Cities Bicyclists
More Cyclists Are Using Bike Cams, But What Are the Consequences?
Airplanes have black boxes, the police now use body cameras, and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recommends that heavy truck and bus fleet operators use video system recorder technology. Together with this growing trend, we’re seeing more and more Twin Cities bicyclists following suit.
It’s become increasingly common for cyclists to use helmet-mounted or bike-mounted cameras like the GoPro when they ride. But, is this use of technology good? Are GoPros always a benefit, or is there a downside, too?
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It is hard enough orientating to a new job and a new city but this week I have also been orienting to a new way of commuting: biking. Minneapolis is one of the most bike friendly cities in the world,
