Communications: electrical – External condition vehicle-mounted indicator or alarm – Transmitter in one vehicle only
Reexamination Certificate
2009-07-21
2011-12-06
Pope, Daryl (Department: 2612)
Communications: electrical
External condition vehicle-mounted indicator or alarm
Transmitter in one vehicle only
C340S425500, C340S436000, C340S905000, C340S937000, C340S933000
Reexamination Certificate
active
08072351
ABSTRACT:
The blind spot alert apparatus provides a pair of identical sensors for fit to opposite rear quadrants of a vehicle. Each sensor senses a presence or lack thereof of an obstacle proximal to either rear quadrant of the vehicle. Sensors signal the driver via instrument panel chime and buzzer and also via the “WARNING” and “OK” indicia in each side of the instrument panel. Signaling occurs only with a turn signal initiation. Blind spot related accidents are thereby avoided.
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Crossley Mark A.
Crossley Patent Law
Pope Daryl
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