| Carefully, one-handed, he peeled it off his right ear and set it on the passenger seat, unable to figure out how to turn off the neon flashers. |
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| Use flashers or a headlight signal to warn other drivers when deer are spotted on or near the road. |
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| Most flashers expose themselves around 3,000 to 5,000 times before being caught. |
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| This is not the safest option as you may bump into flashers, perverts and weirdos. |
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| They will switch their blue flashers on for a few seconds to cross red lights and then switch them off. |
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| Jorge used one of the laser flashers on his key chain to flash childish Morse code messages though the stage door to the dining room. |
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| I immediately pulled my van to the side of the road, put my emergency flashers on, and ran toward the now burning sports car. |
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| He turned the flashers on just before he made a U-turn, heading back in the direction he'd come. |
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| Volkswagen is recalling 2000 through 2002 cars to replace switches that may burn out and cause turn signals and flashers to fail. |
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| Flames and flying embers surrounded us and I was beeping the horn and had the headlights and the hazard flashers on. |
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| We slowed down, turned our emergency flashers on, and continued up the hill until we came upon the accident. |
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| Hopefully our flashers were visible from the road, as the ditch was quite low. |
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| I said to myself, I think he can stop because he was far enough back, so I threw on my four way flashers and put on my brakes. |
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| Remain at the scene. Turn on four-way flashers, set out flares or reflectors. |
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| The pedals have a built-in generator producing enough electricity from the rotation of the pedals to light the flashers mounted front and back on them. |
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| If not, turn on your four-way flashers or left turn signals. |
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| He winced as a red light from a police car's flashers ran over his face. |
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| You may park anywhere if you turn your four-way flashers on. |
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| Icey looked up from where she was leaned over, perfecting her look via her reflection in the window of a car, which was illegally parked in the bus lane with its flashers on. |
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| The other man walked around the Suburban in the light of the bus' flashers, pushed the other gentleman against the bus, shot him, and took his place in the back seat. |
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| Turn on your turn signal or four-way flashers immediately upon seeing the emergency lights of the police vehicle. |
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| Both vehicles had operable daytime running lights, and the respective operators had turned on the four-way flashers for added visibility. |
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| However, the four-way flashers of the picker truck on the east side of the crossing may not have been similarly recognized. |
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| You are asked to turn on your four-way flashers during the boarding process. |
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| As a flasher unit with automatic switch-off, the m-Stop automatically switches the flashers off after 20 seconds. |
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| There are conditions at the northbound approach to the crossing that warrant the use of advance warning flashers. |
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| The next generation of technology uses infrared camera detection that detects large animals in a zone and initiates warning flashers on a sign. |
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| A tractor with factory-installed flashers is legal but not a tractor with them installed after. |
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| The same applies to many of Kelln's other products, including aviation and marine aids to navigation, highway flashers, and billboard lighting. |
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| If you must travel, drive according to the road conditions with your flashers on. |
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| The headlight flashers remain active for as long as the lever is pulled in towards the steering wheel. |
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| Equipped with the best technologies, Tzav Design calls up photographers, editors and flashers to make real stunning virtual tours, mingling 3D interactive maps, 360 panoramic views and videos. |
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| If you have car trouble on a highway or while in an isolated area, engage the four-way flashers, raise the hood, then wait inside your car with the doors locked. |
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| Allows to switch on any 12V consumers: undercar LED lighting, undercar neon lights, interior lighting, festoon bulbs or the parking light, fog lights, or just the flashers. |
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| A tractor exceeding eight feet long or high needs flashers. |
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| I hit the flashers, but intuited that to brake might cause the car to wobble or swerve into the jersey wall. |
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| Turn on your emergency flashers right away. |
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| The car's ultrasonic sensors check for obstacles, and software starts and stops the engine, controls the brakes and hazard-warning flashers, and folds the wing mirrors in and out. |
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| When active yellow flashers were added to a slightly enlarged advance warning sign and were activated by an approaching train, motorist recognition and speed reduction improved significantly. |
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| In Quebec, you will then hear a siren and your flashers will start going. |
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| When the driver noticed a freight train approaching from the east, he activated the truck's emergency flashers and ran southward away from the tracks. |
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| The article said as the three flashers went skinny-dipping, Capt Geisler, who was responsible for supplying all naval assets within the Fifth Fleet, jumped in and joined them. |
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