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Senator Parker laid out Senate Bill 14 93, which would codify a Texas Department of Public Safety interpretation that certain pulsing or flashing stop lamps comply with federal standards and may be used on vehicles to increase visibility during sudden stops.
Kevin Cannon, CEO of SBT Distributors, testified in support and said his Texas-based company and multiple other providers sell and install the technology to dealers and the public. Cannon noted the bill is a refile of a prior session measure and said the DPS had issued a bulletin affirming that pulsing brake lights are allowable and effective. "We're hoping that the state of Texas will affirm the interpretation of DPS that will allow this lifesaving technology to be used and make Texas roads safer," Cannon said.
Senators asked about market competition and whether other providers exist; Cannon said there are several vendors operating in Texas. The committee reported SB 14 93 favorably to the full Senate and recommended placement on the local and uncontested calendar.
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