Temporary Passenger Safety Restraint System and Method
OwnerDavid Ashfordinventor
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Abstract
A temporary restraining system, used in a method of restraining an individual, includes a webbing system having (a) a first strap, adapted to overlie a first shoulder of the individual, (b) a second strap, adapted to overlie a second shoulder of the individual, (c) a third strap, adapted to engage a back of the seat, (d) a fourth strap, adapted to encircle the individual and the back of the seat, and (e) an opening, adapted to receive a head of the individual and outlined by the first strap, the second strap, a portion of the third strap and a portion of the fourth strap.
Claims16
A temporary restraint system for restraining an individual in a seat, comprising:
- a webbing system including (a) a first strap adapted to overlie a first shoulder of the individual, (b) a second strap adapted to overlie a second shoulder of the individual, (c) a third strap adapted to engage a back of the seat, (d) a fourth strap adapted to encircle the individual and the back of the seat and (e) an opening adapted to receive a head of the individual and outlined by the first strap, the second strap, a portion of the third strap and a portion of the fourth strap.
A method of restraining an individual in a seat, comprising:
- positioning a webbing system over the head of the individual with a first strap of the webbing system overlying a first shoulder of the individual and a second strap of the webbing system overlying a second shoulder of the individual;
- positioning and securing a third strap of the webbing system around a back of the seat;
- positioning a fourth strap of the webbing system around the individual and the back of the seat;
- and
- positioning a fifth strap to extend from the fourth strap, between the legs of the individual, under the seat and around to the back of the seat;
- securing the fifth strap to the fourth strap and then securing the fourth strap in place behind the seat back.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.