How head-up displays make riding a motorbike safer


By AGENCY
Everything you need in your eyesight: With head-up displays, here from Tilsberk, there’s no need to make distracting glances at the bike’s dashboard.

The motorcyclist weaves easily through the curves, constantly looking at the road. Every now and then a quick glance at the speedometer or the navigation system, but then immediately the eyes are back on the road.

However, in just one second a motorbike going at 100kph travels more than 27m. A lot can happen in that distance. For that reason, it’s safer if motorcyclists can keep their eyes on the road at all times.

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