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To ensure the visibility and safety of everyone on the road, the Society of Automotive Engineers mandates that vehicles such as construction and utility trucks are equipped with hazard and warning lights. Whether roof-mounted beacons or directional surface mounted to the vehicle’s body or grille, these flashing strobe lights capture the attention of motorists and pedestrians and warn of a potentially hazardous activity or situation. Available in several colors — amber, white and blue — and a variety of pulsating strobe effects, these lights come in several SAE classes and mounting styles depending on how quickly the vehicle will be moving.
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