SIG Alert - Bumper Cars

Friday, May 28, 2010


SIG Alert EV - Bumper Cars


Sigalert – a warning broadcast by radio stations telling of unusual or hazardous traffic conditions.

The futuristic cars are equipped with neoprene covered bumper tubes that safely absorb the shock of bumping while providing a hover-like ride. unique to these cars is the protective high back headrest

Then, when you least expect and can least afford it, you hear the S-word: “A Sigalert on the eastbound Santa Monica Freeway has traffic backed up from Fairfax.

I came across it this morning while check traffic for my buddy who is travelling from San Jose to Lincoln, CA. I remember not knowing how to define what a Sigalert was/is, so when I saw this, I figured to share it here. If you’re looking for an amusement park adventure you can enjoy in just a few hours on a summer afternoon or evening, check out Pacific Park in Santa Monica. Located on the Santa Monica pier, there is no admission fee. You only pay for the rides you wish to enjoy, or purchase a wrist band for unlimited thrills.

The Pacific Wheel Ferris wheel and West Coaster roller coaster are located along the edge of the pier, so you can look down right into the Pacific ocean, and maybe even catch a glimpse of dolphins. So Cal locals who have ever been stuck in a traffic jam will appreciate the Sig Alert EV Bumper Cars (or at least the attraction’s catchy name!). There are a dozen rides in all, along with a Kid’s Cove and midway games. If you’re daring, you might want to test your aerobatic skills in a trapeze class.

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