Vehicle warning sign system
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1. A warning system for alerting an approaching vehicle of the presence of a stopped or slower first moving vehicle traveling thereahead, said system including:
- at least one alerting sign structure;
a transmitter attached to said first vehicle and arranged to transmit a wireless radio signal;
a radio signal receiver mounted on said sign structure and adapted to receive said transmitted wireless radio signal;
said alerting sign structure including at least one visual indicator coupled to said radio signal receiver for producing a visual signal when said receiver receives said wireless radio signal; and
said sign structure further including an energy source coupled to said visual indicator and to said receiver.
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Abstract
A vehicle warning sign system for alerting motorists of the existence of a vehicle, such as a school bus, stopped ahead, the system including a transmitter attached to the vehicle for transmitting a wireless signal to a receiver mounted on a sign structure, the sign structure having at least one visual indicator coupled to the receiver for producing a visual signal, the sign structure having an energy source coupled to the visual indicator and the receiver, and the visual indicator being activated when the receiver receives the wireless signal.
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1. A warning system for alerting an approaching vehicle of the presence of a stopped or slower first moving vehicle traveling thereahead, said system including:
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at least one alerting sign structure; a transmitter attached to said first vehicle and arranged to transmit a wireless radio signal; a radio signal receiver mounted on said sign structure and adapted to receive said transmitted wireless radio signal; said alerting sign structure including at least one visual indicator coupled to said radio signal receiver for producing a visual signal when said receiver receives said wireless radio signal; and said sign structure further including an energy source coupled to said visual indicator and to said receiver. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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