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Thanks to everyone who commented on the comparison video, even the shit disturbers. 😂 154K views + RECORD sales today. 🔥 Love it or hate it, I appreciate y’all. The power of transparency + social media. BE SEEN. BE SAFE.

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🚨 CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT | STEVE FROM SASKATCHEWAN Huge shoutout to Steve in Saskatchewan for the continued support and for putting our gear to work. Steve isn’t just another customer. He’s also one of those local heroes who voluntarily stops to render assistance when he comes across incidents. His current setup includes: 🟠⚪ Fleet SM Stealth Amber/White 🟠🔵 Fleet SM Stealth Amber/Blue 🟠 Signal SM Flex Amber Both product lines are SAE certified and built to deliver serious warning output without the premium-brand price tag. We love seeing our products in the hands of people who are actually out there helping others. Steve, thanks for the continued support, and more importantly, thanks for being the kind of person who stops to help when it matters. 👊 🛒 Fleet SM Stealth: https://strobemyride.ca/products/fleetsm-stealth 🛒 Signal SM Flex: https://strobemyride.ca/products/patrolsm-flex-flexible-surface-mount-led-strobe Full online store shipping across Canada and the USA BE SEEN. BE SAFE. #StrobeMyRide #CustomerSpotlight #RoadsideSafety #WarningLights #saskatchewan

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🚨 QUEBEC. SASKATCHEWAN. ALBERTA. NOW NOVA SCOTIA. WHERE THE HELL IS ONTARIO? 🤦‍♂️ Another province is taking roadside worker safety seriously! Effective October 19, Nova Scotia is allowing recovery and service vehicles to use flashing RED warning lights while working roadside. Quebec has special green-light provisions for certain tow truck responses. Saskatchewan and Alberta allows amber and blue. Ontario? We’re still waiting for meaningful changes to warning-light regulations. 🥱 These aren’t just tow truck operators. They’re people working inches away from distracted drivers travelling at highway speeds. So here’s a question for our elected provincial officials: How many more roadside workers need to be injured or killed before Ontario revisits its outdated warning-light restrictions? This isn’t about making tow trucks look like police cars. It’s about visibility, recognition and giving motorists every opportunity to SLOW DOWN and MOVE OVER. 🚨 Roadside safety shouldn’t depend on which province you work in. BE SEEN. BE SAFE. #SlowDownMoveOver #RoadsideSafety #Ontario #TowTruckSafety #strobemyride