Discover how Stop-Lite’s patent-pending LED flashing roll-up signs are improving temporary traffic control by combining portability, visibility, and innovation for safer work zones.

The Fourth of July is one of the most dangerous holidays on America’s roads, with 2,719 people killed in motor vehicle crashes during Independence Day holiday periods between 2020 and 2024. In 2024 alone, 579 people lost their lives and the share of alcohol‑related traffic fatalities jumped to nearly 40%, making nighttime visibility and pedestrian safety a critical priority.

As schools get ready for students to return in August, many districts are looking for fast ways to improve safety around campuses and nearby neighborhoods. One of the most effective upgrades is adding solar LED signs in the highest risk areas. Why Should My School Upgrade to Flashing Signs? A standard reflective sign works only when headlights hit it and the driver is already paying attention. In a school zone, visibility is everything. Children, school buses, parents, and co

Each grade is designed for a different level of risk, speed, and visibility requirement. Learn the differences between High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) Grade and Diamond Grade (DIA) Reflective and how to choose the right one for your project.

The Indoor Flashing AC Sign from Stop-Lite is designed for indoor locations where solar-powered signs are not an option. This sign is the indoor version of our popular solar LED sign, offering the same bright visibility at a lower cost—without a solar panel or battery. Powered by AC electricity, it provides continuous, reliable flashing for indoor safety applications.

Traffic control standards are not the same everywhere. In Canada, stop/slow paddles are often produced with a fluorescent yellow SLOW side, rather than the orange commonly used in the United States. This configuration is widely adopted in provinces like British Columbia — to enhance visibility and meet local traffic control expectations.