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Dunno about the signs as such, but the 'Think Bike' slogan's been around for a very long time..
They have indeed - applicable only to motorbikes?
I'm inferring from some of the above posts an attempt at contrasting the onus being placed on the driver for another motorised vehicle in one campaign 'oi, driver - watch out for motorbikes!' with the message to adults on toys 'oi, cyclists - don't be stupid enough to get yourselves killed!'
On the day one of our finest has been taken, I'm not really in the mood to defer to our engined lords and masters.
Good message, Ciara - speedy recovery.
Nerves of steel to think of promoting road safety at this state. I wish she gets on her bike soon!
You get those "Think bike!" illuminated signs here (Bristol) but as far as I can tell people think they're referring to motorbikes not bicycles; the only signs explicitly referring to cyclists are the ones that say "Cyclists: be seen, be safe!".
Those signs are indeed about motorcyclists, mainly in the north of Bristol because they are due to South Gloucestershire council having a campaign about motorcycle safety. While no-one can possibly be against safer motorcycling, the council has demonstrated many times that it really, really doesn't care about the safety of cyclists.
I'm currently awaiting a response from the leader of the council about how they will be spending their share of £7.1m they have been given to reduce congestion. I've asked whether they will actually be following their own congestion policies this time and improving things for cyclists and pedestrians, or will they be doing what they've always done, ignoring them completely and widening the roads for drivers. I asked the question on the local radio, when the leader of the council was answering questions two weeks ago, and incredibly, he couldn't say whether council would be following its own policies or not, he had to go back to his officers.
Only seen one of those and that is on Anchor Rd heading out of town.