When driving in a snowstorm or squall, it's important to know when to use your hazard lights. Many drivers may instinctively turn them on when visibility is low, but this can actually be dangerous.

You see, I have hazard lights (or hazards as I like to call them). I just discovered these bright-red beauties and they've transformed me.

Boy, do I wish I had some hazard lights. Hazard lights, those red, twinkling beauties that let you do whatever you want, whenever you want. The ultimate get-out-of-jail-free card.

I myself once experimented with a panic-stop brake lamp system that used LED bulbs mounted inside my vehicle’s tail lights. I installed a second brake lamp switch on the brake pedal that ...

Today's LED lights offer much more flexibility than what headlights were capable of in the 1950s, and that has allowed ESS to develop a new method for hazard lights to flash when a vehicle is ...

Health Canada warns that some batches of decorative LED mini-lights have been recalled because they pose an electric shock hazard. The federal department of health posted the safety alert Monday ...

The Series 56 Flasher is an LED hazard warning light with pulsations of ultrabright illumination with 180° of visibility. Designed to alert users to system malfunction from any angle, the warning ...

Hazard lights are essential emergency and safety features in cars. When activated, the left and right turn signals flash simultaneously to warn other drivers about an emergency. In most cars, the ...