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Sep 24, 2024 - 10:17 AM
Type R Class 2 and Class 3 refer to different levels of high-visibility safety apparel. Class 2 garments provide moderate visibility for workers who are near traffic traveling at speeds of 25 mph or higher, while Class 3 garments offer the highest level of visibility for workers in high-risk environments, such as those exposed to traffic exceeding 50 mph or working in low-light conditions. Class 3 apparel typically has more reflective material and a larger coverage area than Class 2.
