Method and apparatus for brake application

Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems – Multiple fluid-receiving devices – Multiple motors

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303 961, 180271, 180286, 74512, B60T 1300, B60K 2816, G05G 114

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048386170

ABSTRACT:
A valve is coupled with a brake line of a vehicle for causing or maintaining vehicle brake application. A switch coupled with a vehicle door regulates operation of the valve. When the vehicle door is open, the switch signals the valve to cause or maintain brake application. A timer coupled with the valve maintains the valve in an applied condition for a predetermined period of time after the door has been closed to allow disembarking passengers adequate time to move away from the vehicle. A sensor may be coupled with the vehicle for determining vehicle speed and preventing operation of the valve when the vehicle is traveling above a predetermined speed.

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