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Live Discussion – Let’s Talk About Light and Health

Proceed With Caution, Lighting for Emergency Responder Safety

Join the National Lighting Bureau’s Executive Director, Randy Reid as he hosts the second 2023 Light and Health discussion of series two with producer Allison Thayer of the Light and Health Research Center at Mount Sinai. Together the NLB and LHRC welcomes guest speakers John Bullough, PhD & Jack Sullivan to discuss how lighting on emergency vehicles can often create confusion for oncoming drivers, leading to increased risks for first responders. This session will dive deep into recent research that could lead to improved lighting for emergency vehicles to make both the vehicles and emergency workers more visible to oncoming traffic.

The virtual event will take place on Monday, September 18 at 12:00 PM Eastern Time

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