Visualizing Traffic Law
Sidewalks are non-directional, meaning a bicycle (when allowed on) or a pedestrian
may go in any direction desired. Many road users believe a bicycle is required to
travel on a sidewalk only in the direction of road traffic. Not so. Not so in any state where
bicycling on sidewalks is allowed. Sidewalks are non-directional. Anyone legally using
them is free to shake, rattle and roll anyway they want.
If three cars arrive at an intersection simultaneously which should proceed first, car A, car B, or car C?
Animated Traffic Law Center is pleased to announce that we are working with the New Mexico Department of Transportation in the development of “Rules of the Road for People Who Bike and Walk: New Mexico.”
Oregon driver educators will soon be equipped with a deck of “Rules of the Road for People who Bike and Walk” thanks to the Oregon Department of Transportation. Bringing driving instructors up to speed on bike law is a great way to start young drivers out with an accurate understanding of what it actually means [...]
ATLC has partnered with Cycle Oregon and the Portland law firm, Swanson, Thomas and Coon to produce an Oregon bicycle and pedestrian traffic law card deck. This is a deck of 50 Oregon specific traffic law questions. Each question concerns either bicyclists or pedestrians and their rights/duties as road users.
ATLC will be launching its nationwide traffic law app this July. It offers all 50 states and DC. All questions are animated with state specific answers. It can be played as a game or used as a quick reference traffic law guide. There will be a special introductory offer for only $0.99. Look for it [...]
Animated Traffic Law Center, Concordia University and Oregon Department of Transportation Safety Division have partnered to develop a video game to help 3rd graders learn crosswalk safety. Space monkeys have invaded planet earth in search of the big banana. The result? They have eaten all the yellow school buses. Everyone is in panic and all [...]
We are pleased to announce the development of bicycle and pedestrian flashcards for the State of Idaho. Please check out Idaho’s Department of Transportation Transportation Safety website. It has two excellent manuals on bicycle safety – among other aids.
ATLC is now developing our bicycle/pedestrian deck for the City.
It’s about time! NYC bicycle/pedestrian deck is finished. With a little sponsorship from the NYC DOT, we will have these in the hands of not just a few.
ATLC is now working on California, Washington State and New Jersey version of “Rules of the Road: Bike/Ped.” Next on the agenda, Tennessee, Ohio, Arizona. Stay tuned for your state.
ATLC is proud to announce the following new projects. *SRTS interactive video game: “Invasion of the Space Monkeys” *Portland Bureau of Transportation “Rapid Flash Beacon” animation Idaho Bicycle and Pedestrian traffic law flashcards Portland Bureau of Transportation “Share the Lane” animation Android and IPhone app for state specific traffic laws Retroreflective bicycle spoke cards We [...]