Canada is NOT for sale, won't be the 51st State, and Canadians have their elbows up! 

'For close to 20 years our Canadian business has provided custom imprinted safety certified hard prism and soft reflective film reflectors for pedestrians and cyclists. We have also provided small volume retail ready reflectors from our online shop directly to consumers.

We are very proud to have added two new Canadian flag reflectors to our shop! Showcase your feelings about Canadian pride while at the same time keeping yourself and those you care about more visible in traffic with these double sided imprinted reflectors. Our flag on one side and on the other side a message showcasing how proud we are to be Canadian! Easily attach the safety reflector to your purse, bag, backpack, zipper pull of your coat pocket, stroller, dog's collar, walker, or just about anything else you use while being out and about. Travelling? Display our beautiful flag proudly on your luggage! 

We are passionate about high quality pedestrian safety reflectors and we are passionate about Canada! 

A variety of fun orange, white, rainbow and purple feather safety reflectors for ICBC commuter pedestrian safety campaign. 

80% of pedestrian accidents occur at intersections primarily due to  distracted drivers and failing to yield the right-of way.  For the months of October to January, there is a 54% increase in the number of pedestrian fatalities (28 fatalities and 954 injuries as compared to the Months of May through August where there was an average of 11 fatalities and 501 injuries).

According to ICBC statistics from 2016 to 2022, 1500 pedestrians are injured in 2000 crashed every year in the Lower Mainland alone. In British Columbia, there are an average of 1953 pedestrian injuries and 2659 crashes every year. 

According to data from Transport Canada, in 2020, 15.2% of crashes with pedestrians resulted in deaths (266 pedestrians killed), and 13.4% were seriously injured.

The need to be seen by the driver as a pedestrian is paramount. Neither the pedestrian or the driver should be distracted by things such as electronic devices, unfortunately, this is the case far too often. Having eye contact with the driver is important and a pedestrian should never step out in front of a vehicle thinking that the driver automatically sees them! 

Stay Bright and Be Seen! 

Statistical information from ICBC data from 2016 to 2020. 

The ICBC fall 2020 road safety campaign using the feather safety reflector to get the message across.