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Pskovic told about the importance of light reflectors

Reflectors are a guarantee of the safety of road users

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Pskovic told about the importance of light reflectors

Reflectors are a guarantee of the safety of road users. This was reported in the press service of the MIA of Russia in the Pskov region.

To prevent accidents on the road, all citizens must be very careful and strictly comply with safety requirements. Especially for pedestrians, there is an additional means of protection - a reflector that helps the driver to notice a person on the road in the dark.

The work is based on the fact that light falls on the ribbed surface of a special plastic, is concentrated and reflected in the form of a narrow beam. Reflectors reflect off the light of car headlights, allowing the driver to notice a person on the road at a distance of up to 200 meters even in the dark in the near light of headlights.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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