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Use Case
Good Health And Well-Being
Industry, Innovation And Infrastructure
Sustainable Cities And Communities
Climate Action
The objective was to create a bicycle lane along the Avenida de los Insurgentes (also known simply as "Insurgentes"), the longest avenue in Mexico City, to maintain mobility in a safe and sustainable manner by providing sufficient distance during the COVID-19 pandemic. To do this, it was necessary to create a device that would delimit the bike lanes with an innovative design that would have the necessary height to make it dissuasive, preventing vehicles from invading the lane while allowing cyclists access to the bike lane in case of passing over it. A slim design was needed to meet the specific requirements of secondary or tertiary roads, allowing the creation of cycle lanes on narrower roads.
As a provider of solutions for bicycle lanes, Multiseñal was contracted to implement its innovative product, Confibici. Confibici 40 is made of reused, long-lasting and highly resistant materials that can be recycled at the end of their useful life to contribute to the care of the environment. The Confibici 25 is a slimmer version that meets the specific requirements of secondary or tertiary roads, allowing the creation of cycle lanes on narrower roads by preventing vehicles from invading the lane while allowing cyclists access to the cycle lane in case of passing over it. In order to improve the safety of cyclists at night, the device that delimits the bike lanes has a wireless synchronized light system that is powered by solar energy. Both models have angled reflectors to improve visibility and a ribbing to protect them from wear and tear.
Citizens are the beneficiaries of the project, since they have bicycle lanes that improve their safety, mobility and sufficient distance to avoid COVID-19 infection during the pandemic.
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Log inPlanning time: 6 months to 1 year
Implementation time: 6 months to 1 year
Government of Mexico City through the Ministry of Mobility with the Confibici Multiseñal.
Multiseñal, S.A de C.V.
Cyclists