Systems, apparatuses, and methods for roadside safety emergencies
OwnerThomas G Kelley, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
The present disclosure in one aspect provides technologies for light systems used for roadside emergencies for preventing injuries by providing motor vehicle operators with time to react to emergency situations. In various aspect, technologies provide herein may include structural and electrical components useful in light systems that may serve as visual cues to drivers that a corrective action needs to be taken to avoid further accident and injury. In various aspects, light system technologies are specifically adapted to provide enough warning to oncoming traffic using structural and electrical configurations optimized such that corrective action may be taken in a timely manner.
Claims20
An emergency roadside warning apparatus comprising:
- an upper assembly comprising:
- an upper frame;
- at least one light mounted to the upper frame;
- a controller mounted to the upper frame, wherein the at least one light is in electronic communication with the controller;
- an upper handle comprising a grip, wherein the upper handle is mounted to the upper frame;
- a body assembly comprising:
- a body frame connected to the upper frame;
- a light platform mounted to the body frame;
- a body light housing magnetically coupled to the light platform;
- and
- a lower assembly comprising:
- a lower frame connected to the body frame;
- and
- a plurality of legs coupled to the lower frame,
- wherein the upper assembly further comprises:
- an upper handle mounted between a first end and a second end of the upper frame,
- wherein the upper handle comprises a grip;
- a first upper light housing mounted by a light connector to the first end of the upper frame, wherein the first light housing comprises a light of the at least one light;
- a second upper light housing mounted by a light connector to the second end of the upper frame, wherein the second light housing comprises a light of the at least one light and wherein the first and second upper light housings are not in direct contact with the handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.