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Originally Posted by R L Newb
Explain? A pulsing brake light is proven to reduce accidents why would this be a bad idea?
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Correct, multiple studies have proven that a brake light that initially flashes gets drivers attention more quickly than standard brake lights and therefore reduces the likelyhood of rear end collisions. NHTSA & NTSB have both suggested that the current high mount stop light requirement be amended to require a flashing high mount stop light but it has not yet been adopted.
Brake lights that initially flash then illuminate solid when braking are not illegal in any state.
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