Reflective safety vests should be worn by anyone performing an activity in low-light conditions where vehicles may be present. This includes roadside workers, parking lot attendants, cyclists, joggers ...

Every once and a while, we find what could be called a “cross-sector” product. This PolyBrite lighted safety vest is a good example. That’s because it was originally designed for construction or road ...

From my own experience working with the Department of Transportation, I can tell you that the difference between being seen and becoming a statistic is simply this: visibility. Motorcycle riders are ...

Headlights might be brighter these days but that doesn't necessarily mean roads are safer for on-foot police officers and other kinds of foot traffic. Often, officers who direct traffic or are out on ...

Often, one of the biggest reasons why workers do not wear PPE is due to the simple fact that it does not fit their needs—either in overall comfort or functionality. When it comes to PPE, one size does ...

In unfortunate news for safety-conscious cyclists everywhere, a new study published in the May edition of Transportation Research examined how cyclists were viewed based on their safety gear and found ...

Which reflective safety vests are best? Working outside on construction sites or out on the open road can be dangerous enough, but add being in the dark and not visible to the drivers of passing cars ...

COLERAIN TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) - A lifesaving vest inspired by the death of a Colerain Township police officer is expanding its reach across the county. The Lit Safety Vest was invented by a Wyoming ...

Ziff proudly holding one of the many safety vests before distributing them around the community. Photo courtesy of Sherri Ziff. After surviving a hit-and-run accident a year ago, Los Angeles ...