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Rotating Emergency Flashing Warning

Why do we have these lights?

  • Service vehicles that park on roadways or along curbs on campus, in order to do their work, often create a traffic hazard. Flashing warning lights have been installed on all service vehicles to help increase their visibility to oncoming vehicles.

When are flashing lights used? Flashing lights must be used when:

  • Parking along any curbs on campus
  • Stopping/parking in the middle of roadways or parking lot lanes
  • Leading a slow moving vehicle when hauling trailers or materials

Flashing lights are not used when:

  • Driving off campus - It is illegal for U of L to use these lights off campus.
  • Parking in parking spots or when off roadways

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Lethbridge, Alberta, T1K 3M4

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Calgary, Alberta, T2G 4V1

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