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The Solar Road Stud is a solar powered road bump with an aluminum alloy and polycarbonate housing that uses super bright LED's to provide illumination. Charge time is two hours and run time is "all night." It would be easier to say 8-10 hours but we're guessing this little "road stud" has an attitude, or he's just trying to impress the girls.link

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