Safety barrier for a school bus

Vehicle fenders – Buffer or bumper type – Combined

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116 28R, 180271, 340433, B60R 2114

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051997541

ABSTRACT:
A motor driven barrier is disclosed for installation on the front end of a school bus. An elongate barrier member is carried in a stowed position adjacent the bus front bumper and upon deployment protrudes forwardly from the bus in approximate alignment with the right side of the vehicle. A motor housing includes brackets for bumper attachment. A reversible electric motor powers a driven shaft through 90.degree. or so to position the barrier. A lost motion drive includes a spiral spring which yields in the event an obstruction is encountered by the arm. A second spiral spring cooperates with the first mentioned spring to locate the barrier in an operatively disposed position forward of the vehicle and permits momentary displacement of the barrier. A pair of switches serve to establish polarity reversing motor circuits with the switches in relay controlled circuits with a driver actuated vehicle door control switch. A barrier mounted light is in circuit with the vehicle's amber light system.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4697541 (1987-10-01), Wicker
patent: 4956630 (1990-09-01), Wicker
patent: 4983949 (1991-01-01), Wicker

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