Laserlight projection lets drivers know when a cyclicts is approaching before it's arrived

Countless cyclists have been injured - or even killed - after falling victim to a driver's blind spot, but a new light could help put an end to this. Scroll down for video Early warning: Laserlight projects an image of a cyclist onto the road, helping to ensure that drivers are aware of an approaching cyclist even if they cannot immediately see them According to the maker's website, the 'classic blind spot scenario' is the number one danger to cyclists. London-based Blaze claim that just under 80 per cent of cycle accidents occur when a bicycle is travelling straight and a vehicle manoeuvres into them. Around 75 per cent of fatal or serious cyclist accidents occur in urban areas and 75 per cent happen at, or near, a road junction The rechargable Laserlight, they say, works to provide a bigger 'footprint' on the road for the cyclist. Simple set-up: The rechargable Laserlight works to provide a bigger 'footprint' on the road Watch out: London-based Blaze claim that just under 80 per cent of cycle accidents occur when the bicycle is travelling straight ahead and a vehicle manoeuvres into them LASERLIGHTS' SPECIFICATIONS Works as both a traditional 300 lumen bike light and a warning laser light Cost: £125; $200; €125 Outer casing: Aluminium Power: Charges using USB cable Weight: 6.4oz Waterproof up to 3ft deep Run time: Up to 13 hours with and laser both flashing To find out more The signature laser image is projected by a separate diode inside the light and can be switched on and off independently.