Founded in New York City in 1907, Rosco makes automotive vision-safety equipment for buses, trucks and other commercial vehicles, with its U.S.-made mirrors forming the core of the business. The Jamaica, New York manufacturer is North America’s largest bus-mirror maker, employing more than 250 people across facilities totaling 150,000 square feet. Rosco’s products are used in 25 countries and its quality system is registered to ISO 9001:2015.
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Rosco VisionFamily-owned Rosco Vision has made automotive vision-safety equipment in New York since 1907, beginning as a pioneer in bus mirrors. Today, its Queens-based team engineers and manufactures vehicle-safety technology in the USA for commercial fleets, extending a century-plus manufacturing heritage into digital vision systems.JAMAICA, NY
Tiger Mirror CorporationSince 1994, Tiger Mirror Corporation has built its name around listening to the drivers, operators, and mechanics who rely on transportation equipment every day. The Ohio-based manufacturer makes vision and safety components for heavy-equipment and motor-coach fleets, including products designed for clear rear views and driver control.CLAY CENTER, OH
Star Safety Technologies by GroteFor five generations, the Jacobs family guided the company founded in 1889, maintaining production in New York’s Rochester-area region and building a reputation in rail and emergency illumination. Now Star Safety Technologies by Grote continues that tradition from its Avon manufacturing center, producing warning systems for emergency vehicles and railroads in a 110,000-square-foot facility where much of the work is handled under one roof. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and proudly designs, manufactures, and assembles its products in the USA.AVON, NY
Rear View SafetyRear View Safety makes vehicle-vision and safety systems, best known for backup cameras that help commercial and other large-vehicle operators reduce blind spots. Its product line now extends to inView 360° monitoring, AI pedestrian detection, mobile DVRs and fleet safety programs, with more than 2.5 million units on the road. Acquired by Clarience Technologies in February 2024, the company operates from locations in New York and Indiana and serves fleets, dealers and vehicle owners.BROOKLYN, NY