The mark consists of a rectangular shape, across the top of which is a band that follows the width of the drawing, in three sections: one to the left of a J-shaped cut-out, and two to the right, the furthest right of which is shaped in an arrow pointed to the left. Below and to the left is a rectangle inside a rectangle, and to the right of that, is a person with a bicycle, upon both of which are markings showing where the product, reflective safety strips, may be placed on clothing and items. Below to the left side, is a narrow rectangle shape inside a wider rectangle shape, the lower right corner of which is cut out. Below those shapes is a small square. To the right of those shapes is a diamond. Nearer the bottom is another square, divided into five portions from top to bottom. To the right are three trapezoidal shapes, each smaller than the one above it, as they line up with the right side and with the bottom side, of the drawing. Finally, a single bar runs along the bottom width of the drawing.