Which retroreflective element do traffic officers use to be seen from a distance?

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Traffic officers responsible for regulating traffic must be easily recognizable and visible from a distance, both day and night. To ensure their safety and that of road users, they wear clothing equipped with retroreflective material that shines when illuminated by vehicle headlights. These items include vests, sleeves, and belts. Glasses are for eye protection rather than signaling, and gaiters constitute a standard regulated visibility element for this specific purpose.

Which retroreflective element do traffic officers use to be seen from a distance?

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