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Lighted SMV Sign Makes Night Work Safer
"Response has been tremendous. We think it's only a matter of time before this type of lighted slow moving vehicle sign is required across North America," says Charles Mass, inventor and manufacturer of a new-style SMV sign that's lighted from the back.
It's built with a heavy-gauge, 2-in. thick aluminum frame an
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Lighted SMV Sign Makes Night Work Safer SECURITY/SAFETY Ideas 22-4-18 "Response has been tremendous. We think it's only a matter of time before this type of lighted slow moving vehicle sign is required across North America," says Charles Mass, inventor and manufacturer of a new-style SMV sign that's lighted from the back.
It's built with a heavy-gauge, 2-in. thick aluminum frame and has a built-in 12-volt light behind the bright orange and red plastic SMV sign. It simply wires into the vehicle's battery.
Mass notes that Manitoba recently passed new legislation requiring farm equipment to be lit at night. Other provinces are considering following suit.
Sells for $140 U.S.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Nitelite Sign Co., Box 633, Medicine Hat, Alberta T1A 7G6 Canada (ph 403 548-7544; fax 403 548 0031).
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