The message is spreading...
"3 Feet Please"
Around the World

My friend Mike Boll wearing his jersey on tour at the Tour de France.

Steve Magas spreading the message in Ohio.

Ivy Hung in Taipei, Taiwan wearing her jersey.

Laurel, Granddaddy Woody & Samantha at Ragbrai

Priceless...Woody's granddaughter Samantha at Ragbrai

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While cycling is safe, sharing space on our roads is becoming hazardous and as our numbers grow we must find ways to protect ourselves.  In addition to knowing and following the rules of the road, we can solve the majority of our problems by riding visibly and predictably. But, then there's the motorist and more must be done to educate them on the importance of sharing the roads we all own and giving us at least 3 feet of clearance when they pass us from the rear.

As a cyclist who spends a lot of time on the roads in traffic I have experienced numerous close calls.  After one frustrating ride I decided to act.  I designed a jersey with the words "3 Feet Please" on the back.  I shared this idea with several fellow cyclists who thought this could make a difference.  Fueled by their enthusiasm I placed an order for several hundred jerseys with Voler, built a website and launched a campaign to save lives. 

Currently, sixteen states* in the US have laws requiring motorists to give cyclists at least 3 feet of clearance when passing.  These "3 foot laws" are a good step in making our roads safer for cyclists.  The challenge is educating motorists about the law and reminding them to follow the law. 

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Most motorists are courteous and they give us space.  But there are a large number of motorists who just don’t get it.  They don’t get the fear that sweeps over us as they pass within inches of our bodies.  And they don’t get how hitting us would change lives---theirs, ours and our families.

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It’s my hope that this “3 Feet Please” jersey will remind motorists across the world to share the roads that belong to all of us and to give us at least 3 feet clearance as they pass.  This will make our riding safer and far more enjoyable.  But most importantly, it will reduce the numbers of cyclists who are injured or worse killed.

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For cyclists who live in states or countries that do not have a "3 foot law" you can purchase a jersey without "It's the law" on the front.  Just choose Option 2 when you order.

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Be Smart...Be Seen...Be Safe.

Thank you,

Joe Mizereck 

joe@3feetplease.com
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* The US states with "3 foot laws" are: Arkansas, Florida, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Illinois, Tennessee, Minnesota, Utah, Wisconsin, Arizona, Oklahoma, Colorado, Louisiana, Mississippi, Maryland and Maine...other states aren't far behind.