LED Light Strips

[slick4591]

Has anyone used these on the back of their trailer in addition to regular lights?

 

[callmefence]

Never add stop tail or clearance lights off any type. You can be stopped and ticketed if one quits. And they can cause trouble at inspection time. The more lights the more hassle

 

[slick4591]

Been many years since I've worked traffic, but the hard case LED's I have now meets requirements. I'm thinking as long as those still work I'm okay.

The reason I'm looking into them is lately there's been a few trailers ran into by distracted drivers and I'd like to not be one of them. Since these are now on the market I figure I'd increase my visibility buy using them. Just haven't spoken with anyone that has used them and the reason I'm asking.

 

[skyhightree1]

Been many years since I've worked traffic, but the hard case LED's I have now meets requirements. I'm thinking as long as those still work I'm okay.

The reason I'm looking into them is lately there's been a few trailers ran into by distracted drivers and I'd like to not be one of them. Since these are now on the market I figure I'd increase my visibility buy using them. Just haven't spoken with anyone that has used them and the reason I'm asking.

I like led lights but if worried about distracted drivers get the LED amber flashers that flash as soon as you apply the breaks

 

[slick4591]

I like led lights but if worried about distracted drivers get the LED amber flashers that flash as soon as you apply the breaks

All my looking and I haven't ran across those.

 

[skyhightree1]

I like led lights but if worried about distracted drivers get the LED amber flashers that flash as soon as you apply the breaks

All my looking and I haven't ran across those.

https://www.amazon.com/Flasher-Strobe-P ... B0185HMIIQ

Add amber light or tie into existing brake lights

 

[slick4591]

Cool. Thanks for the link!

 

[skyhightree1]

Your welcome