Reflective tapes reduces the risk in the dark

Music and art collective, founded in 2008 by Mange of A-ha, Guy Berryman in Coldplay, Jonas Berra of Mew and Martin Terrene, designer year's reflections for road Safety.

Plays with genres, and symbols in the indefinable area between popular- and high culture, and now they've created cool reflex medals and humorous, band or military inspired reflective tapes for you to be seen.

Medals are a strong way to give status to reflections on. Getting a medal gives pride and medals worn always with a straight back, says Mange Furuholmen, on behalf of Apparatjik.

"I deserve a medal"

Reflex reduces the risk of getting hit in the dark with 85 percent. Furuholmen and the other in Apparatjik think its fun to work with an art concept which additionally can save lives. The reflective tapes reads "I deserve a medal" and "Badge of Honor" on reflective tape "I am a star", "A Particular merit" and "A".

Wear with pride! I'll be using reflexes when I'm on stage, and of course when I'm out walking in the dark, says Magne Furuholmen.

Road Safety is proud that Apparatjik has made this year's reflexes. In recent year’s cooperation with, among others Nicolay Alamode, Unna Ask eland and Pushwagner, shows that artists help to increase awareness and awareness of the use of reflex.

Refleksmedaljene makes you visible in the dark and everyone deserves to be seen. Attach the medal to all outerwear before going out - it could save your life, says senior adviser Carina Penske in Road Safety.

The national Reflex day is important to get more people to use flare. Road Safety encourages police in reflective uniform, NPRA, counties, municipalities, businesses and NGOs to help make Reflex day known. The day is marked with various activities, such as providing employees with reflections and information about how important it is that even adults use reflex. Safe Traffic work with Reflex Day is collaboration with Spare Bank 1 Forsaking.