> Presumably this is in the hope of getting away with riding on the pavement or jumping red lights. Let's not jump to conclusions. Have you seen these folks br

> Presumably this is in the hope of getting away with riding on the pavement or jumping red lights. Let's not jump to conclusions. Have you seen these folks break the law? The cyclists who wear hi-vis are much less likely break the law than cyclists who don't in my experience. In fact, I can't recall a single instance in my decade of riding where I saw a hi-vis cyclist break the law. The folks you saw probably were trying to improve their visibility. Though, as a motorcyclist on HN told me, a driver seeing you and being angry at you is often better than them not seeing you.