"Roadside Safety Light": Utilized On A Stranded And Disabled Vehicle

New York, NY, April 13, 2015 (Newswire.com) - Illumination of a device or product is what usually makes it noticeable and catches the visual attention of onlookers. With that in mind the Roadside Safety Light was designed to be utilized on a stranded and disabled vehicle parked on the side of a highway, road, or street. It works equally well for owners of a vehicle as well as commercial use by law enforcement, fire, utility and towing personnel.

The Roadside Safety Light, for both personal and commercial use, takes the form of a the familiar traffic cone or a cone-shaped marker colored with a fluorescent “safety orange or high visibility yellow”. The cones feature reflective striping around them to increase visibility at night time. The magnetic base facilitates secure adherence to the roof of a vehicle. The top of the unit has flashing strobe-type light fixture with a switch activation allowing the user to choose between a flashing strobe type light or continuous light. Televised test marketing has been completed indicating exceptional consumer interest in the Roadside Safety Light.

The Patent Pending Roadside Safety Light was invented by Roy Jackson of Bronx, NY who said, “This is a roadside aid that lights up for optimal effectiveness and is easy to use. Not only that, should it be necessary for the driver to wait for help to arrive, the anxiety about a potential crash from an oncoming vehicle is reduced to zero. It works perfectly and the battery source keeps it lit for long period of time.”

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