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I always thought that a baby on board sticker, meant the following;
Impatient person who whilst on the phone will cut you up/ pullout infront of you/drive up your arse or generally drive like the genitalia that put them into the position that ended with a baby on board sticker in the first place. The displaying of such a sign immediately requires everyone else to take avoiding action whilst thinking about the poor children that are now strapped over or near the fuel tank of a misguided missile.
I have an 'I slow for cyclists' sign in my rear window...
not for me...agree with the security issues mentioned above and i don't want to be associated with the RLJers, pavement riders etc that i see daily.
Good thing, politely let the twats behind know you patiently waiting for am opportunity to overtake safely
I think the default response from many would be 'so what?'
A much better sticker would be 'I pass cyclists slow and wide'
Although it would be great to work in horses & pedestrians too.
No, I wouldn't put this on my car. More than anything else, it's a confused design.
I want one that says 'I pass
windcyclists with care'Not only is he a cyclist, but he purports to be the KOM...that'll no doubt annoy a few cyclists...I mean, has he earned that jersey..
Who's Toto and why are we telling him/her that we're cyclists?
Just as with the dodgy overtake by the Sky bus, when the answer to the question "why the 'hell' did you do that" is "It's alright. I know how you feel, I am/was a cyclist too" somehow makes it so much worse.
You are judged by your actions...
Over the last few years, I have had several cars with nice bikes on the roof bars nearly take me out. A different, clearer design might be good though. The man in the logo makes it difficult to read at first.
No need for a sticker. Just drive considerately, that's enough for me.
And in a sense you're not a cyclist while you're driving, you are a driver.
The width I give when overtaking cyclists, none of them would be able to read that!
How about a cycling jersey with "I'm a driver too - and a better one that you, fuckwit" on the back?
I park my car infront of my garage each night- do I want theives to know my garage has bikes/ bike stuff in?
Good point. Perhaps some small print "PS I ride an inexpensive and unattractive bike"?
Or some complementary/diversionary stickers, e.g "Bollocks to banks - I keep it under the bed" or "I got more rocks than Kim Kardashian's jewellery box"?
Last time I looked there wasn't much left in Kim Kardashian's jewellery box!
First glance I was wondering whether it said "I'm a cyclist toto" or "I'm a cyclist toro". Quite liked that last one, interestgin mental image...
Well if irony of ironies you happen to get taken out by a car sporting this sticker remember to say:
Et tu, Brute? Then fall, Caesar! [Dies]
Great idea which will certainly be a useful tool to quell a sticky situation - better than a baby on board sign, not sure what that is meant to achieve ? drive more carefully around a car that has one, or turn down the volume so not to wake baby?
My car has the British Cycling members sticker on the front which is two fold, shows I am a member to others so increases brand awareness and has actually been used as when i have been shouted at (for getting into the right hand lane when wanting to turn right (yes, i indicated prior to the manoeuvre)) by rude boy cyclist to inform the young man that I am a cyclist too so have awareness of the rules ofthe road and that it in fact he that had broken them.
I believe they're intended for the emergency services in the event of an accident, so they can prioritise helping an infant. Much like those "Vote Leave"/"Out of EU" stickers, except those indicate who shouldn't be a priority...
I've also heard that the emergency services ignore them as most of the time there is no baby
No, no, no, NO.
http://www.snopes.com/horrors/parental/babysign.asp
They do more harm than good. Please don't perpetuate this myth.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/9599881/Baby-on-board-stickers-...
I always assume it refers to the driver.
I want this sticker