T he reflective, “high-visibility” safety vests worn by road workers and first responders, not to mention joggers and dog walkers, may do absolutely nothing to protect their wearers from ...

We also tried both high-visibility and more-muted options, as not everyone wants their reflective jacket to make colleagues squint over pre-commute pints. A word of warning: sizes can be skewed in ...

though it did impact the dummy clad in reflective strips in one lighting condition.” Current high-visibility clothing requirements for government street and highway workers are set by the ...

Dummies wearing reflective clothing were repeatedly hit in nighttime testing. Modern cars have all kinds of safety tech, but new research from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS ...

High-visibility or reflective clothing may be invisible to automated crash prevention systems, according to a study from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

High-vis clothes could play havoc with night-time pedestrian detection for AEB systems, according to a new study.

High-visibility vests tend to be standard equipment ... adult-sized dummy with either a black sweatshirt and pants, a retro-reflective jacket and black pants, an all-black sweatsuit with ...

Reflective gear may actually be detrimental ... with regard to the passenger-detection technology used in today’s high-tech driver-assist safety systems. It its most recent testing of vehicles ...