Layering is crucial with reflective outerwear. Start with a basic outfit, let the reflective piece shine (literally!). During ...

A new study from the IIHS indicates that reflective clothing might actually harm pedestrians. Specifically, it appears to make them invisible to some automated crash prevention systems.

“Neither the CR-V nor CX-5 slowed at all when the dummy was wearing clothing with reflective strips that articulated its limbs.” “In contrast to the two other vehicles,” the summary ...

The CR-V and CX-5 slowed for dummies in ordinary clothing, though they usually still struck it. However, adding reflective strips used on road workers’ uniforms and other high-visibility ...

The IIHS wanted to see what effects retro-reflective clothing would have on automatic emergency braking systems. They tested the three SUVs with dummies wearing one of the following outfits ...

High visibility clothing with reflective strips, which can help drivers see pedestrians at night, may also reduce the effectiveness of automated crash prevention systems, according to an Insurance ...

highly reflective jacket, and black clothing with reflective strips like attire worn by roadway workers. Each clothing type was assessed in various nighttime lighting conditions. Reflective ...

“Two models, the Honda CR-V and Mazda CX-5, failed to slow at all in the scenarios with reflective striped clothing. The CR-V also didn’t slow in the fully reflective jacket scenario ...

And it has now found another complicating factor after testing 2023 examples of the Honda CR-V, Mazda CX-5, and Subaru Forester: reflective clothing. Your changes have been saved Email is sent ...