Winners of the BBC1 TV show Tomorrows World Best Inventions Programme

Below are two pictures of a spinning wheel, this wheel has two LEDs in it at the top side wall and bottom side wall.

The Night Bright Tyre has a full UK and USA Patents

Welcome to the official website of the Night Bright Tyre, the ground breaking Innovative next step forward in road safety, this unique and superb innovation of light emitting diodes which are embedded and placed just below the tread and in the sidewalls, of any tyre in a bicycle, wheelchair, push chair/stroller/pram, wheel barrow or anything that users a tyre. This design would be great feature if it were to be fitted to all emergency vehicles in the near future. The NBT is a unique design and will be used for the possible future for our road safety as roads become increasingly busier each day. Also there are more cycle lanes popping up in every town and city, with the increasing traffic of bicycle users. This product will help enable the vehicle to be seen at dusk or at night time, but most importantly the person using the vehicle can be seen to, this will inevitably help save lives. The LED's (light emitting diodes) are extremely bright durable and long lasting, embedded into the tyre just below the tread and would be very difficult to remove from the tyre.  We are looking for the following manufacturers to take part and use our product in the near future! hgv's, motor car, motor bike, horse box trailer, bicycle, wheelchair, stroller/pushchair/pram, wheelchair and also a wheel barrow so if you are one of above why not contact us.

We have a full UK and USA Patents on the Night Bright Tyre; we also have a fully working prototype in a bicycle and wheelchair wheel.

John Parrott MBE professional snooker player and good friend, with the Night Bright Tyre, John like many other people thinks the NBT is a great idea and he as wished me the best of luck for the future and that he would help endorse the NBT in the future. 

John Parrott MBE winner of the U.K. and World Chapionship in 1991