Alarm to Keep Motorist Awake Buzzes When Chin Drops (Dec, 1936)

Alarm to Keep Motorist Awake Buzzes When Chin Drops

Dozing at the wheel is a common cause of automobile accidents. To eliminate that cause, an inventor has devised an alarm that rings sharply at the motorist’s first nod. It is a small metal gong that is hung from the shirt collar. A trigger at the top sets off the alarm when the dozing driver’s chin drops on it.

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