Enhanced Visibility Traffic Light Viewer – United Pacific A5168 Review

This is my first purchase of this product. I have a 1931 Ford Model A Phaeton and it had what appeared to be a hacked windshield and I couldn't make out the color of the traffic lights. The only difficulty was where on the windshield to put it. The most impressive thing for me was high up on the windshield and to the left of the steering wheel. Works great in the right position but falls off the windshield every few weeks.

As for seeing traffic lights without straining your neck, my prism is very good. However, it is heavily distorted. I don't know how these plastic things are formed, but the plastic is very corrugated, making the prism appear either too concave or too convex. It takes some getting used to and is a bit annoying until you do it. Also, the suction cup on mine is completely useless. But in my particular car, I needed that prism so badly that I took matters into my own hands. I drilled a small hole…

This item doesn't exactly do what it promises, but it does other things that could be better. Some instructions or pictures might be good to start with. It wasn't clear how high and where the best position was and it took me a few tries to get it right. After that, I found that I could see the light fairly well when it was in the correct position (near the top edge of the windshield, with the suction cup on top). But here's the fun stuff. First, since installing this, I have very rarely found…