Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson will soon have more in common when a “Bollocks to Brexit” campaign bus visits their constituencies in protest at the roles the three politicians have played.

A crowdfunded shock-yellow bus, with the slogan plastered across the side, is due to leave parliament on 7 December for Islington North, Uxbridge and South Ruislip, and Maidenhead.

From there, campaigners plan to drive over two weeks to towns and cities across the UK, with a stop in Brussels for the European council summit on 13 December.

“The words ‘bollocks to Brexit’ have become the defining phrase of the resistance and defiance against Brexit. It’s really stuck, and it rolls of the tongue,” said Paulo Arrigo, one of the tour organisers.

“The bus idea came from the People’s Vote march through central London last month. Everyone was wearing the ‘Bollocks to Brexit’ stickers,” he told the Evening Standard. “We feel the campaign needs something bold, and this bus tour is it.”

The crowdfunding page reached its target on Friday with nearly £16,000 donated by 841 supporters. Campaigners behind the bus wrote on the page that they wanted to gain international media attention, beating that received by Nigel Farage’s Leave Means Leave bus.

They said they would stage rallies for local remain groups in the towns and cities they visited on the bus, which they hoped members of the public – including Brexit supporters – would attend.

“The purpose of the bus tour will be to rally support from remainers and motivate them into action, encouraging them to write to their MPs and become active in the remain campaign,” the page said.