Think this would work

ddraver

http://www.3feetplease.com/

I kinda feel like it's waving a red rag at a bull....

The Ors

ddraver wrote:

I kinda feel like it's waving a red rag at a bull....

That's partly why I like wearing this:



I know it's tempting fate a bit but I'm also hoping it may have the opposite effect to 'red rag'! :?

RideOnTime

By the time its been read its too late to ram you off the road... so the message would get across.... its not the law though .. what's that all about.. :?

Sirius631

It's already enshrined in British case law that we should be given six feet. Three feet is sometimes not enough.

ddraver

In certain states in the US it is law (California, Georgia are two, there are others)

RideOnTime

It seems well intended.. enforceable doubtful. Shirt message still a good one whatever.

morstar

Potentially, I think you risk turning a bike ride into an argument, same with the I pay road tax (which I do like btw).

As for the message itself, drivers don't pay any notice to slogans on t-shirts unless they are re-inforcing a message that has already been seeded. A campaign needs major exposure on national networks so that there is instant recognition. "oh, there's one of those tops I saw on the news". You are then reinforcing a message which can work. Trying to educate via a slogan would be tricky.
Sorry for being negative but that's my two penneth.

mouth

hmm, how many drivers will be distracted enough reading it to crash into you?

izzy Eviel

Unfortunately most motorists think this is 3 feet. ___________