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 Cyclosaurus says:  TRAUMA
         is BAD 
      David Mandelbaum,
         a bicycle commuter, is a pediatrician and  neurologist. 
         As such, he is very familiar with the serious  consequences of trauma, to the head or elsewhere. He always wears a helmet; studies make
         it clear: 
      click for link But HOW to NOT get hit by CARS?! The
         3-Foot Rule is nice in theory, but how to get cars to respect it? After much tinkering with the design, including: 2-part construction so it will
         separate from  the bicycle, should
         it get stuck to something; a flexible ‘noodle’ and swatter, so the bicycle will not
         be jostled if the safety device is hit;  reflective stickers to improve visibility;
          and a bicycle safety accessory,
          the CAR
         SHOO,     was born!  To Dr. Mandelbaum’s surprise
         and delight, he found that instead of ignoring
         him, cars were passing around him, even waiting behind  him until there was enough room on narrow streets to pass.  Is it elegant?  NO! Is it effective? YES!                           
         NO Car Shoo 
      
      
 Yes Car Shoo         
      
      ![]() “I liked the CAR SHOO so much, I created the company” David E. Mandelbaum, MD, PhD  | 
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