Traffic Lights Not Detecting Cyclists? Night Commuting Bike Blogger HD

What do cyclists do when a red traffic light is not detecting a bicycle? First, make sure you are positioned properly for the light to detect your bike. Link - http://bikeblogger.com/?p=503 Second, if it is safe to dismount and exit the roadway, you could hit the pedestrian signal (if one exists) and walk across. Third, you could turn around or somehow find a safe way across by taking a slight detour. Fourth, you could treat the stop light as a stop sign and proceed with caution. Usually a traffic light should cycle red-amber-green at least every 2 minutes. If not, it is malfunctioning or broken. Note: During my commute I performed a couple bunny hops over bumpy obstacles. Video - Traffic Light Red Stoplight Signals Tip And Saddle Sores Commute Bike Blogger https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzEbjAPI1rw Playlist - Bicycle Accidents And Crashes https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEZf1_jDCYJ3_qJChyJ7VQ1pAd8YFD3XR Subscribe to BikeBlogger http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=BikeBlogger Bike Blogger Channel http://www.youtube.com/BikeBlogger Bike Blogger Website http://www.bikeblogger.com