How a ZONE OF ILLUMINATION allows you to SEE as a vehicle driver.
It is this simple. ALL OPENED VEHICLE DOORS DO NOT ALLOW VEHICLE DRIVERS A VISUAL WARNING TO ALLOW BOTH THE OPENED VEHICLE DOOR TO BE SEEN AND THE PERSON OUTSIDE THE OPENED VEHICLE DOOR AT NIGHT TO BE SEEN IN COMBINATION WITH A VEHICLE DRIVERS HEADLIGHT.
NEED PROOF ? Look at the picture of a opened vehicle door on the same vehicle door during the day and during the night. Without the highly reflective added ZONE OF ILLUMINATION that immediately reflects back upwards of 60 percent of another vehicle drivers headlight at night THE OPENED VEHICLE DOOR AT NIGHT WOULD NOT BE SEEN, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY THE PERSON OUTSIDE THE VEHICLE DOOR AT NIGHT.
One city in America had so many opened vehicle doors knocked off they are now in the process of going to apply added ZONE OF ILLUMINATION to the entire fleet of 31,000 city vehicles under the US Patents and permission of Inview Vehicle Trim Corporation.
*Friends it is now time to consider active participation in incorporating the Petition for Rule Making as presented to NHTSA into Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 108 "Lamps, Reflective Devices, and Associated Equipment a the addition of a ZONE OF ILLUMINATION.
*To view and access the entire "Petition" go to the website Inview Vehicle Trim. {Please keep in mind the incorporation of a Zone of Illumination is NOT A REGULATION, it is a proposed SAFETY STANDARD to allow previously unseen opened vehicle doors at night to be seen.]