'Advice' from City Police

The priority here is totally wrong

1)Protect yourself - always wear a helmet
2)Be seen – wear reflective clothing
3)Be heard – have a bell fitted to your handlebars
4)Be alert – stay aware of what is going on around you and what other road users are doing
5)Get noticed – use hand signals and eye contact to communicate your intentions

Looking around and signalling are much higher priorities.

PPE is generally the last thing to be looked at when conducting a risk assessment. yet somehow this is turned on its head the police are making the least effective forms of risk management the most important.

So turn list upside down and its OK?