Abstract: A vehicle emergency light beam system for the purpose of coupling to a disabled vehicle in order to warn oncoming motorists with indirect lighting. The rear facing light utilizes a programmable plurality of light fixtures each of which is directed using a light visor extension in a manner that avoids blinding an approaching driver. The device can emit various light colors and modes such as strobe, flashing, or constant light making it versatile in the event of a breakdown no matter what time of day it is. The device may be removably coupleable to a vehicle or alternately integrated into a vehicle's body.

Abstract: A vehicle emergency light beam system for the purpose of coupling to a disabled vehicle in order to warn oncoming motorists with indirect lighting. The rear facing light utilizes a programmable plurality of light fixtures each of which is directed using a light visor extension in a manner that avoids blinding an approaching driver. The device can emit various light colors and modes such as strobe, flashing, or constant light making it versatile in the event of a breakdown no matter what time of day it is. The device may be removably coupleable to a vehicle or alternately integrated into a vehicle's body.

Abstract: A dog waste scoop is provided which consists of an elongated handle having a hand grip at an upper end, a flat tray having a center slot, a bracket for securing the flat tray to a lower end of said elongated handle, so that said flat tray will project outwardly from the elongated handle opposite from the end grip. A disposable plastic bag having a closed end and an open end is also provided. The closed end can be inserted into the center slot in the flat tray with the open end flattened down upon the flat tray, so that dog feces can be deposited into the disposable plastic bag for removal.