Adding higher, stop and turn signals on tt.
I ordered some LED stop and turn signal lights to mount up high on the rear of the travel trailer. Original plan was to run the wires along the outside surface of the travel trailer. I had planned to ...
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troubledwaters wrote:
And what do you hope to accomplish with all this vs. the risk involved? It is just my opinion but I see no useful purpose and I have enough holes in the skin of my RV already to worry about without adding more places for trouble to start.
The same thing they made MANDATORY on passenger vehicles 20-30yrs ago (ever notice that center high mounted light?). A higher mounted light can be seen further and often around other vehicles allowing for quicker reactions.
Also, it's been shown that drivers focus is typically higher up than where the standard brake lights sit. I know when I drive, I often am focused at the road beyond the car ahead of me so I can pick up on vehicles further up braking. By using a higher mount, it's directly in that line of sight.
