Bodily-injury protective system of pillows located within a vehicle

Abstract

Air bags in vehicles, upon exploding when a collision occurs, can injure one's face and head. To avoid such bodily injury to a motorist, one or more soft pillow of the proper size are attached to the top of the steering wheel. The pillows, with rip-resistant, fire and water resistant enclosures, may be removably attached to the steering wheel by means of either velcro or snap-on fasteners. Such pillows for bodily-injury protection may be attached to other passenger-injury, vulnerable locations of a vehicle, removably fastened. In the event of a collision with an object, now the soft pillows attached to plastic cover will strike the person first instead of the air bag's solid plastic cover. The top of a soft pillow, with perhaps an elastic, expandable puncture-resistant enclosure, could be ornately, colorfully, pleasingly decorated with flowers, birds, butterflies, berries. A pillow may be attached to a steering wheel without an air bag, using the illustrated and described straps for fastening.

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