The notion of an easily retrofitable passive lighting-safety device designed to be generally installed into the existing rear lighting wiring-circuit of any motor-vehicle from motorcycles to cars and trucks, -so as to significantly boost a following driver's visualacuity
cognition threshold of awareness regarding the state of a leading vehicle's sudden breaking procedure. The invention provides an intense quasi-precognitive white-light "flashback" alerting effect, preferably appearing (particularly under nighttime conditions) as a nearly subliminal approximate 100-200 /
millisecond flashback of visually non-deacclimating "white-light", emanating from a vehicle's existing back-up lights (or integrated with the DOT high-center
brake-light). The effect being to essentially arouse a following motorist's attention to the simultaneous light-up of the preceding vehicle's stoplights. Regardless as to how long braking action continues, the so called STOPWHITES TM only illuminate in flashback once for a brief instant per actuation of the brakes; -having served their sole purpose in attracting a following driver's attention to need for braking. A following driver being thus able to react substantially sooner than viewing conventional stoplights only; -thereby significantly shortening the braking response-time. Additionally, exemplary circuits teach wiring the preferably
solid-state electrical-module with directional-
signal lights, as well as the 4-Way / Emergency-flasher
system.