Poland will enable the "luminous" bicycle lanes, the most powerful hero of phosphors.

A town in Poland launched a luminous bicycle lane in September 23rd, and this bicycle road can shine in the countryside at night without needing any external energy. However, in the absence of external energy, how should the bicycle lane shine itself? The key element is the sunlight. The luminous bicycle path was built in Poland by the European construction company TPASp.zo.o. (photo source: TPASp.zo.o) the 100 meter long bicycle road is located in the town of Liz Barker, Wahl, Mia, Poland. It was built by TPASp.zo.o, a European construction company. The aim is to make people who ride bicycles in the evening enjoy a safer riding experience. TPA CEO Igor Ruttmar says that at night, they are in Poland suburbs. The roads are often under illuminated, hoping to avoid any accidents between bicycle riders and pedestrians through this luminous bicycle lane. The biggest contributor to the sparkle of bicycle lanes at night is the luminophore material. During the daytime, the bicycle tracks pick up the energy needed by sunlight, and then at night, the energy stored in the daytime is used to emit light source, which can last for about 10 hours. The phosphor can emit different colors. The designer chooses the blue color that can best match the nearby scenery as the luminous color. Although the bicycle driveway that does not need external energy can illuminate itself, it can be said to be quite energy saving, but the cost is relatively higher than that of the ordinary bicycle lanes, and how to maintain the sustainability of the luminescent materials is also one of the problems. It will take some time for commercialization of the technology distance between beauty and practicality.