1. Seat Belts and Harnesses
Seat Belt — The seat belt is the basic safety device. A good seat belt will keep the user in place when driving on rough terrain or around corners. There are also power chairs that have a harness, which can add some security for the extra people who require it.

2. Anti-Tippers
Anti-tippers are tiny accessories attached to the back of the power chair, which stop the chair from tipping over on steep ramps or on hillsides. These are accessories which offer further protection so that you will not fall over and end up in hurt.

3. Reflective Stickers and Safety Lights
When you’re using your power chair at night, sticky stickers or safety lamps are great if you want to be visible. Reflective tape on the chair and LED lights on the side or back give you a high visibility so that people don’t see you in dark places, which prevents accidents.

4. Rearview Mirrors
You don’t want to forget your rearview mirror, because you need it to see the back of you. Mounting mirrors to the back of a power chair offers access to more of the view around them and helps you avoid striking people, things or other cars.

Conclusion:
Power chairs need to have power chair safety accessories to make the experience safe and comfortable. Add items like seat belts, anti-tippers, and reflective stickers to it, and you’ll be less likely to get in an accident and safer on the road.

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