I wanted to post a couple pix earlier, but time didn`t permit.
The Light-n-Sight piece is a wonderful and useful item.
I tried to get a shot with the light actually transfered down.
I took these pix a while back, so the snow isn`t there now...

 

I was looking at this pic, and saw the L-n-S device.. Blew it up a little.

 

I purchased 2 of these and they are great.
Rudy


New Traffic Light Easy Viewer


New patented windshield mounted lens for assisting drivers in seeing traffic lights out of their normal view.
Optical quality, inexpensive, flexible, easily transferable between vehicles.

Great for:
Convertibles, Sports Cars

Lowered, Modified or chopped-top vehicles

RV's, SUV's

Service Trucks & Vans

Great for tall drivers



Specifications:
Wide-angle Fresnel Lens

Optical-grade plastic

Self-adhesive, removable

Transferable between cars

Patented design





Have you seen our review in
Car & Driver Magazine?





LightInSight.com
3700 Red Bank Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45227
United States of America
800 884-9503
513 561-5875



© 2006 Lig

 

Do it old school put a prism on the dash!!

 

We/I need to see pix,(of yours)

 

I did it new/old school!!

A smaller/lighter prism for the window.

 

I am only 5'8" and I also have this problem. I have to tilt my head sideways to view the lights. It's a pain in the NECK, literally.

 

Noticed that while driving an HHR also..one of those things you accept if you decide to buy one of these vehicles


Goose

 

Any thoughts on doing a high tech version.. I want to install a small camera behind the rearview mirror and have a small screen some where so I can see traffic lights that way. Oh, by the way I am 6ft7 its the only sacrafice I made when buying the HHR. I love everything else about my baby. oh and i hate the locks on the door.

 

I'm 6'3", try this....lean forward...works every time!