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Runners, walkers and joggers, bicycle
riders and anyone driving a car or motorcycle, even
pushing a baby carriage should consider getting a safety
light to make themselves more visible and safer at
night. Keeping a safety light in your auto is just good
sense: you can buy one in red that you can use flashing
as a warning or as a steady light source until the tow
truck comes. In emergency conditions in the wild or just
off the highway, having a good safety light can mean the
difference between being missed by searchers and being
found, safe and sound.
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A safety light in the bedroom is a good idea, especially
if you're worried about break-ins. It can help you see
well enough to climb out the window and down the drain
pipe, or you can flash it in a threatening intruder's
eyes to buy time and get away. If you buy a flash light,
it can also be used as a weapon: a thump on the head
from a flashlight can be a good deterrent to a crook.
Preventing vehicle accidents is often a case of being
easily seen, and pedestrians sometimes forget that in
the blue light of dawn, dusk and night they are
especially vulnerable to being hit by cars. A bright,
LED safety light attached to your belt loop can make you
visible in traffic, and a multi-function safety alarm
can sound the alert as well as providing a light bright
enough to be seen a mile away. It can be set to strobe
or steady, and its db level is loud enough to scare off
a would-be attacker. Don't want to carry a big flash
light? Get a keychain light that's super-bright. It's
personal, portable protection with a flashlight bright
light that shines for 10,000 hours on its long lived
battery. |
