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A vehicle visibility system. Implementations include a first front facing light element coupled to a vehicle on a first side of a center line of a vehicle and a second front facing light element coupled on a second side of the center line. The system includes a switch electrically coupled with the f

A vehicle visibility system. Implementations include a first front facing light element coupled to a vehicle on a first side of a center line of a vehicle and a second front facing light element coupled on a second side of the center line. The system includes a switch electrically coupled with the first and second front facing light elements and with an electrical power system. The first and second front facing light elements each include a controller and each are configured to alternately flash using the controller in response to receiving an electrical signal from the switch when the switch is in an activated position. When the first and second front facing light elements are alternately flashing, the visibility of the vehicle to oncoming traffic may be increased. The first and second front facing light elements are not coupled to a handlebar or caliper region of the vehicle.

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1. A vehicle visibility system comprising: at least a first light element coupled to one of a first bar and first fairing of a vehicle and located on a first side of the vehicle and at least a second light element coupled to one of a second bar and second fairing of a vehicle and located on a second

1. A vehicle visibility system comprising: at least a first light element coupled to one of a first bar and first fairing of a vehicle and located on a first side of the vehicle and at least a second light element coupled to one of a second bar and second fairing of a vehicle and located on a second side of the vehicle where the first side is on one side of a midpoint of a front of the vehicle and the second side is located on another side of the midpoint of a front of the vehicle;a manually activated switch coupled to one of a handlebar and switch panel of the vehicle, the manually activated switch operatively coupled to the at least first light element and to the at least second light element, where the manually activated switch is operatively coupled to an electrical power source comprised in the vehicle;wherein the at least first light element and the at least second light element each comprise a controller;wherein the at least first light element and the at least second light element are oriented to face the front of the vehicle;wherein the controller of the at least first light element and the controller of the at least second light element are configured to flash at one of alternate times and alternate patterns of flashes in response to receiving electrical power from the electrical power source when the manually activated switch is in the on position, thereby increasing the visibility of the vehicle to oncoming traffic viewing the front of the vehicle. 2. The system of claim 1, further comprising a motorcycle rear visibility lighting system comprising: a bracket configured to couple with a motorcycle license plate, the bracket containing one or more plate mounting openings therein, one or more light element openings, and an angle adjustment opening therein configured to permit the adjustment of the angle of a light element coupled to the bracket. 3. The system of claim 2, further comprising a light element coupled to the bracket, wherein the light element is coupled to a controller and is configured, in response to receiving a brake signal from the vehicle, to flash at high intensity for a predetermined period of time. 4. The system of claim 3, wherein the predetermined period of time is less than 2 seconds. 5. The system of claim 1 wherein the at least first light element and the at least second light element comprise one or more light emitting diodes (LEDs) and the LEDs are brighter than a brightness of a headlamp of the vehicle. 6. A vehicle visibility system comprising: a first front facing light element configured to couple to a vehicle on a first side of a center line of a vehicle;a second front facing light element configured to couple to a vehicle on a second side of the center line of the vehicle;a switch configured to electrically couple with the first front facing light element and with the second front facing light element and with an electrical power system of the vehicle;wherein the first front facing light element and the second front facing light element each comprise a controller, and each are configured to alternately flash using the controller in response to receiving an electrical signal from the switch when the switch is in an activated position;wherein when the first front facing light element and the second front facing light element are alternately flashing, the visibility of the vehicle to oncoming traffic is increased;wherein the first front facing light element and the second front facing light element are configured to couple only to a portion of the vehicle that is fixed when the vehicle is steered. 7. The system of claim 6, wherein the at first front facing light element and the second front facing light element comprise one or more light emitting diodes (LEDs) and the LEDs are brighter than a brightness of a headlamp of the vehicle. 8. The system of claim 6, further comprising a vehicle rear visibility lighting system comprising: a bracket configured to couple with a motorcycle license plate, the bracket containing one or more plate mounting openings therein, one or more light element openings, and an angle adjustment opening therein configured to permit the adjustment of the angle of a light element coupled to the bracket. 9. The system of claim 8, further comprising a light element coupled to the bracket, wherein the light element is coupled to a controller and is configured to, in response to receiving a brake signal from the motorcycle, flash at high intensity for a predetermined period of time. 10. The system of claim 9, wherein the predetermined period of time is less than 2 seconds.