Already wear one
Yes
No
Never
Will buy new clothing incorporating Hi Vis
....if they come with tassles and a HD logo then most probably![]()
Maybe we could get headight modulators legalised. I saw a group of riders on the weekend and the bike with the modulator really stood out![]()
Just remember... "wherever you go, there you are" .....Buckaroo Banzai 1984
I would be more amendable to reflective strips - at least they make sense at night. In teh day, when the cardoesn't see a 200kg bike with a headlight, I am not sure that it will make a difference. Having said that, I wear it anyway. If it helps once, it was worth it.
I wear a vest when visibility is going to be poor, ie dark cloudy days, dusk or dawn especially if I am going to riding in heavy traffic conditions. I do NOT believe it should be made law, simply for the fact that if you saturate the roads with people wearing high-vis then drivers will simply become numb the sight of it and it won't make any difference.
Personally I don't think they will make it law. If anything, they will make wearing proctective clothing law before they make high vis vests.
I see so many scooter riders in shorts, t-shirts and barely legal helmets. Will making them wear vests make any difference when they come off?
Also. In the event that I do get taken out by a blind cager, while wearing a high vis vest, the SMIDSY argument just won't add up in front of the judge.
Movement also attracts the human eye.
Have to wear hi vis going thru the gate at work, so I when I go in on the scoot, I throw one over the top of my gears.
Once on I tend to forget I'm even wearing it, even did a large cruise with it on, after stopping in at work just briefly.
I believe that hi viz vests have their uses, but it really does seem these days that they are considered an easy fixit to many safety problems without actually addressing the safety problem itself.
If I worried about other people thinking I look like a dork, then I'd never leave the house.![]()
Keep on chooglin'
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