Monsieur
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- Lincolnshire
If you mean the "cyclists stay back" ones, it is because some people object to being addressed like children.
I think it's also the possibility of attempting to shift blame - "My sticker told them to stay back and they didn't, so it's their fault I hit them..."If you mean the "cyclists stay back" ones, it is because some people object to being addressed like children.
Sounds more like a threat to me.If you mean the "cyclists stay back" ones, it is because some people object to being addressed like children.
I cant really see how someone could get upset for someone having a sticker on a car.
If anyone gets stickers made up, they need to be flourescent to be seen in the dark. Very few people read them so they may as well be of some use.
A quick google finds a few egCyclists are a minority and as such many have a massive chip on their shoulders.
"cyclists stay back" is obviously meant as a safety warning, only really ever seen on large vehicles.
Because they're usually completely bogus instructions: telling us not to overtake at all (even on the right), blame-shifting (translation: "my vehicle is unsafe or my driving is substandard and I'm not going to fix it until forced") and generally contributing to the myth that there are hordes of cyclists overtaking on the left in the same lane and getting run down rather than motorists doing dangerous last-gasp overtakes on the entrances to junctions.I cant really see how someone could get upset for someone having a sticker on a car.
Fluorescence doesn't work in the dark. Maybe you mean reflective or luminous?If anyone gets stickers made up, they need to be flourescent to be seen in the dark. Very few people read them so they may as well be of some use.
Oh I'm lucky. I don't have to ride near nobbers with those stickers much. They're a symptom of how some motorists have completely the wrong attitude about sharing the roads. I think it should be a fine and penalty points for displaying a sign that contradicts the Highway Code on a vehicle.You read all that into one little sticker in a car window? If I thought like that when Im out riding Id scrap all my bikes. Its only a sticker.
It just reminds me of a nobber with one of those stickers who repeatedly parks on the cycle track a few miles north of here. Fairly large drives on those houses and space on all of them, but no, that one parks obstructing the cycle track. Not seen them recently, though. Maybe a passing bike scratched itIve got "Think Bike" on the back of my car. What do you make of that one?
Well to bring it back onto the topic of CC stickers - what wording would you suggest?