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Road Safety Designs adds BrightAngle triangle

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Published: October 13, 2017
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BrightAngle warning triangle can be seen from up to 300 metres away

Road Safety Designs has developed BrightAngle, a warning triangle that has been revolutionised to improve safety.

Its flashing, high-intensity LEDs allow a hazard to be seen from up to 300 metres away, in all weathers and at all times of the day and night.

The warning triangle helps road users to stay safe when a vehicle is stopped at the side of the road.

Even during daylight, stationary vehicles may not be visible until it is too late, and using a warning triangle can reduce the collision risk.

www.brightangle.com

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