Furthermore, "an audible means of approach" usually in the form of a horn, is mandatory for motor vehicles. and it is useful. I don't honestly see why it shouldnt be compulsory for bikes.
I remember once having set my old Phillips up so perfectly that a group of 3 peds walking towards me, in the middle of the road, hadnt heard me. I had no idea until the last minute that this one person had the sun in her eyes and could not see or hear me at all.
My bell was all that saved the pair of us from a calamity.
Furthermore, "an audible means of approach" usually in the form of a horn, is mandatory for motor vehicles. and it is useful. I don't honestly see why it shouldnt be compulsory for bikes.
I remember once having set my old Phillips up so perfectly that a group of 3 peds walking towards me, in the middle of the road, hadnt heard me. I had no idea until the last minute that this one person had the sun in her eyes and could not see or hear me at all.
My bell was all that saved the pair of us from a calamity.