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Since the chances of being struck and killed as a pedestrian increase by 100% after dark, according to the National Safety Council, you should take advantage of the Federal Highway Administration's statement that reflectorization has been shown to increase the visibility of a pedestrian by a factor of five.

In the Scandinavian countries, where reflectors have been used by all members of the population since the early '60's, the nighttime pedestrian accident rate is 50% less than ours here in the United States. In the US, over 60% of pedestrian accidents and deaths occur in the dark says the National Safety Council. Wear or carry a reflector beginning today! Be Safe - Be Seen!

Wearing white is not enough.
Studies have shown that pedestrians walking along a road in dark clothing at night are first seen approximately, 55 feet away giving the driver less than one second reaction time. A driver traveling at 60 mph needs over 260 feet to stop. The chart below represents the distances at which a driver will FIRST SEE a pedestrian depending on clothing color

How does a Reflector Work?
Terminology can be confusing, for many people ask for a "glo" product or "neon sticker" and really want a reflector. Here are all of the terms you need when working with reflectors:

Reflector - Sometimes called a "retro reflector", it is a product that actually reflects light from a source back to the eye of the beholder. The source can be headlights or a flashlight. It can be a hard plastic part, a sheet of reflective material, or soft vinyl reflective film fabricated into an unlimited variety of shapes. There are prismatic reflectors and glass bead reflectors, but both reflect light sufficiently to make the wearer visible in the dark up to 500 feet away from the light source, or more.

According to the Central Organization for Traffic Safety in Finland, a driver on a dark road with his long headlights on will see a person wearing a reflector from as far as 300 meters. A person without a reflector, depending on what he or she is wearing, will only be spotted at the distance of approx. 100 meters. Even with the dipped headlights, a motorist can see a pedestrian with a reflector from up to three times the distance compared to one without a reflector and wearing dark clothes.

Last Year 2014 total HIT & Run case are registered is 19,569 , many of life could safe by using of Reflectors.

Visibility of pedestrians with and without reflectors by Coreflect

Reflectors: Use a reflector

B-Safe is wide assortment of safety goods includes, high quality Reflectors, which are designed using high grade ABS, PS and plastic.

Reflectors being offered by us show high visibility and can be used on bicycles, motorcycles or any sort of vehicle.

These reflectors are available in various colors & shapes.

Dear Friends,

Today I’m going to talk about bicycle lighting or the lack of it, and the various ways I find it annoying.

When I ride at night or in low-light situations, I like to have at least a rear light to make me more visible to motorists. A front light is also nice, both to be visible to cars . I prefer Reflectors that are Powerless and reasonable price , so that I can just leave them on the bicycle and not have to remember to bring them with me or worry about having them stolen.

Personal Safety Reflector...

" A road to our children’s future "

Nelson Mandela said, “There can be no keener revelation of a society’s soul than the way in which it treats its children.”

Unfortunately, the revelation about the safety of our children is not something we can be proud of. Every day, numerous children fall prey to road accidents. One cannot forget the tragic incident of March 4, 2013, when 12 children were killed and another eight injured in Jalandhar, when a truck collided with their minibus. On October 13, 2015, a school bus overturned in Uttar Pradesh, grievously injuring over 12 children. -


See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/a-road-to-our-childrens-future/ .m7I8apYY.dpuf

A road to our children’s future India needs strict laws to reduce child fatalities in traffic accidents