reflector definition
reflector means a reflector, reflecting lens, or reflective material, capable of throwing back a red reflection of light from the headlamps of a vehicle approaching from the rear so that when the headlamps of the approaching vehicle are dipped the reflection can be seen by the driver of the approaching vehicle when the approaching vehicle is not less than 50 metres from the reflector;
reflector means a device designed to warn an approaching driver by reflected light from the headlamps on the approaching vehicle.
reflector means a triangle device complying with Standard SAE J 774 December 89 published by the Society of Automotive Engineers.
More Definitions of reflector
reflector means any device used on a motor vehicle or carriage for the purpose of giving an indication to the driver of an approaching vehicle by reflecting light from the lamps of the approaching vehicle;
reflector means an approved device designed and used to give an
reflector means any device constructed of metal and/or plastic which will be visible from all distances within fifty (50) feet to five hundred (500) feet directly in front of a motor vehicle at night displaying lawfully lighted headlights, such device to be so constructed as to show a red color when struck by motor vehicle lights as above stated, such device to be affixed to the rear of the bicycle at any point on the frame or mudguard at a height between axis of the wheel and the bottom of the rider's seat.
reflector means a device designed to warn an ap- proaching driver by reflected light from the headlamps on the ap- proaching vehicle.
reflector means a reflex reflector the reflected light of which is capable of being returned substantially within an angle not greater than 3 degrees with an imaginary line connecting the reflector and the source of the light;
reflector means a particular set of lattice planes (“hkl” values)