Where can TraxEye be used?

Cycle paths
The impetus for increasing the cycle path network comes
from the Government’s program for getting more
people to cycle for their health and the health of the
planet.
TraxEye increases safety after dark and considerably
extends the use of the network; making it a must have
for Local Authorities who are serious about promoting
cycling in their areas.

Pathways
The published benefits to health of a brisk walk have
brought more people onto pathways in the last few years.
This seems set to increase dramatically but with increased
pathways comes the increased burden of lighting.
TraxEye offers a cost effective solution with little
or no maintenance by providing safe route illumination
without the need for cabling and scarce power usage.

Towpaths
Towpaths are now used by walkers and cyclists alike
and demarcation of the canal edge by TraxEye offers
not only a visible guide to those on the Towpath but
also a valuable guide for any barge owner forced to
navigate in the dark. The pathways are usually remote
from access to conventional lighting sources but TraxEye
will provide a visible guide to the canal edge.

Mooring points and jetties
These can also be highlighted by TraxEye for canal
users as well as serving as a hazard warning for walkers
and cyclists.
Bridleways
The horse riding community could also benefit from
the use of TraxEye demarcation of hazards and obstacles
at night.
Camping and caravan sites
TraxEye can be extremely helpful in safely guiding
users to communal areas and designated routes.
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