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I'll bet its like selling milk cheap to get other purchases at the grocery story.

Good to see you posting more, Paul.

http://www.wesspur.com/clothing/high-visibility-work-wear.html $10 each, free shipping over $100. hi viz AND reflective. edit: Meets ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 Class 2 Standards

Even considered building a flip us sign frame for the top of the truck, but it would be to much hassle for me, especially with the website already up there, and it being a tall truck.

Reflective for dusk/ dawn/ dark, and hi-viz for daylight. Its amazing how easy it is to see guys in the dark with just a bit of light.

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A giant sign on your truck is going to get you much more visibility than shirts, IMO. I was just on the phone with a mortgage person. After telling him my email, he asked If my trucks were green and white, and had seen them running around town. 15" letters across the highest point of the bed...

I'd rather be dirty and alive than tidy and dead. Pardon if its a repeat story, I tell it frequently. I had to fight SPs to go hi-viz. Now its their SOP. My neighbor was run down twice. Last time, permanent disability after years of litigation, steel in hip, brain injury. If its not a...

blue. green is too camouflaging with the climber looking down through the canopy. Different colors in different conditions are safest, or contrasting for all. Sometimes I wear yellow short sleeve over orange long sleeve or yellow and blue, not really by design, too much. just as it happens.