Roger Zoul wrote:
:: I would not. Besides the main goal is being seen as moving object
:: of recognizable speed and course, not being recognized as a bicycle.

Why? If someone knows a moving object is a bicycle, then they
might be more cautious, as some riders (kids, etc) tend to move in
unpredictable ways.

They might. They might pass with very little distance as a bicycle
doesn't impose a threat to them. They might or might not do other
things...

Drivers are supposed to not collide with other road users (or
anything), and seeing them and assessing their trajectory is the
main base and thus the main goal.

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MfG/Best regards
helmut springer