Smart Sequential Road Flares
Rechargeable LED flares that fire in sequence to guide drivers around the hazard. FMCSA-exempted for use on commercial motor vehicles in lieu of triangles and fusees.
FMCSA-exempted · Made in USA · Since 2013
Make the Move Over Law Impossible to ignore.™
We build roadway safety systems for one reason: so everyone gets home safely. On scene, sequential lights guide drivers away from your crew. In the cloud, data warns motorists miles before they reach you and tells you the moment critical safety infrastructure is hit.
trusted by organizations on four continents
Why pi-lit
Two more seconds changes everything.
At 65 mph a car covers 190 feet in two seconds. A light bar warns; a sequence guides. pi-lit lights link to each other and flash in order, so drivers see a moving arrow that tells them where to go, and they read it from farther back than a row of static lights. Add piLINK™ and the same devices report their location to the cloud and push a warning to navigation platforms before drivers reach the scene.
About pi-litBuilt for your scene
One connected system, from a traffic stop to a ten-mile work zone
“They have been run over, dropped, beaten up, and put through all the tests of current firefighting operations and are still going strong.”
“They have been run over, dropped, beaten up, and put through all the tests of current firefighting operations and are still going strong.”
Dylan RiedelFire Chief, City of Russell Fire Department
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Built in California, proven on four continents
pi-lit devices are designed, engineered and assembled in Tustin, California, with about 90 percent of components sourced within three miles of the building. Since 2013 they have gone to work with fire, police, DOT, utility and towing crews across the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea and the Middle East.
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