Abstract: A telescopic light pole system includes a handle assembly having a tubular grab handle with at least one handle insert composed of a photoluminescent material mounted thereon. At least one mounting bracket mounts the handle assembly to a vehicle. A tubular extension member extends through the grab handle bore. A clamp collar assembly mounted to the handle assembly selectively locks the extension member to the handle assembly. A light fixture mounting member affixed to a first end of the extension member is adapted to mount a light fixture to the extension member. A power line receptacle is affixed to the second end of the extension member.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an housing that reduces obstruction of the vehicle operator's ability to see through the upper portion of the windshield. Rather than a light shield constructed entirely of a opaque plastic, an interior mounted warning light assembly incorporates a visibility window above the vehicle operator's position. A cutout in the opaque casing material is fitted with a window of transparent one-way mirror material. The mirror coating faces the interior of the light assembly and acts as a shield by blocking flashback when the light assembly is activated, while simultaneously allowing the operator of the vehicle to see upwardly through it to the outside during normal vehicle operation.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an housing that reduces obstruction of the vehicle operator's ability to see through the upper portion of the windshield. Rather than a light shield constructed entirely of a opaque plastic, an interior mounted warning light assembly incorporates a visibility window above the vehicle operator's position. A cutout in the opaque casing material is fitted with a window of transparent one-way mirror material. The mirror coating faces the interior of the light assembly and acts as a shield by blocking flashback when the light assembly is activated, while simultaneously allowing the operator of the vehicle to see upwardly through it to the outside during normal vehicle operation.