Should blinkers be yellow?

Wednesday, July 30, 2008
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Yellow signals (left or right blinking indicators) on cars should replace the old-style blinking brake light.

Why do car manufacturers design new vehicles with a flashing brake-light for a signal? Maybe to keep with tradition? Like Corvettes and Mustangs. But why do that with a pickup truck?

The biggest problem with this design is when drivers need to use their hazards. The driver behind them can’t tell when the guy in front is breaking.

BTW… I like those cars that have blinkers on the side-mirrors. Redundancy saves lives. I’ve heard that somewhere.

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