Safety News & Advice

Which Safety Mirror Is Right For Your Space? Improve Visibility and Reduce Blind Spots in Workplaces, Car Parks and Driveways Blind spots can create significant safety risks in workplaces, warehouses, car parks, driveways and other high traffic areas. When pedestrians, vehicles, forklifts or other e …

Underground car parks come with built-in blind spots. Tight ramps, sharp corners and rows of concrete columns block a driver’s view long before they reach the danger. A car reversing out of a bay or turning onto a ramp often has no warning of oncoming traffic until it is right in front of them …

Convex mirrors, also known as safety mirrors, have become a common sight nowadays. It is standard practice to use them in parking complexes, commercial buildings, warehouses, stores etc. They can enhance safety and decrease the risk of collisions or other unfavourable incidents. In fact, they are o …

Convex mirrors being used on street intersections are a common sight. Workplaces with tow trucks, pallet trucks and forklifts are also advised to use convex mirrors for better safety. Other places that use convex mirrors efficiently are hospitals, parking spaces, retail stores, schools, hotels and …