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Method to prevent vehicles from passing a temporarily speed reduced part of a road with high speed, and a device for utilizing the method

CA 1105331 A · Owner: Engwall, Bertil · Inventors: Engwall, Bertil

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The present invention provides apparatus for laying on a road surface to induce a vehicle driver to reduce speed comprising a first elongated mat element for creating a relatively low bumping frequency in a vehicle when passing over said first element and a second elongated mat element for creating a relatively high bumping frequency in the vehicle when passing over said second element, said first element including a road contact surface and a series of substantially trapezium section substantially parallel transverse beam elements on an upper surface of said first element opposite said road contact surface each trapezium section beam element having a top surface substantially parallel to …

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  • Granted July 21, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 21, 1998.
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FiledAugust 17, 1977
GrantedJuly 21, 1981
Term endedJuly 21, 1998
Patent numberCA 1105331 A
Classification (IPC)B60Q7/00 +1 more

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1978198119841987199019931996Application filedAug 17, 1977Patent grantedJuly 21, 1981Term endedJuly 21, 1998

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