Hip Priest
Veteran
I want a jersey that has "Cars Stay Back" on it.
There is a courier in London who has "f--- taxis" on his calves.
I want a jersey that has "Cars Stay Back" on it.
I'm afraid I'm in the 'annoyed by them group'. I see them on lorries I'm going to be ridiculously careful around anyway, buses I'm unlikely to filter up the inside of and vans. OK, on the big lorries they might be useful to cyclists who need hitting with the clue bat, but most of them seem to be riding in their own world anyway and are unlikely to see/read the sign in the first place. On vans it's pretty much a license to drive like even more of an idiot. I guess you could put a positive spin on them and say they are like Baby on Board signs, which are best translated as 'warning, I'm going to be concentrating on the small child who might be in the car and not the outside world'. It does make me happy when I'm cut up by a van that hasn't got the sticker on, because at least they're not being a hypocrite about it :-) .
I saw a van with a "Show fish on board" sign once
It USED to be for medical services in event of a crash to know that there was potentially a little person on board. The driver was supposed to only have it in when young kids/babies were on board and remove when not."Baby on Board" signs are one of my pet hates. I view them as just another grotesque status symbol - cum - desperate lunge for self-validation on the part of modern parents.
By what logic or moral imperative does having a child or not have any influence on whether or not one should consider whether or not to crash into someone's car?
It USED to be for medical services in event of a crash to know that there was potentially a little person on board. The driver was supposed to only have it in when young kids/babies were on board and remove when not.
Then it all changed...
Just been googling and fond the snopes page. All it does is debunk the US person's reason for starting it. It doesn;t debunk the idea that it alerts (or at least used ) the emergency services.I think that was a load of bollox debunked by snopes years ago.
GC
Just been googling and fond the snopes page. All it does is debunk the US person's reason for starting it. It doesn;t debunk the idea that it alerts (or at least used ) the emergency services.