Abstract: An apparatus, according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, a first vehicle structure mounted for movement relative to a second vehicle structure between open and closed positions, and a sensing strip placed to surround a substantial portion of at least one of the first and second vehicle structures to detect an obstruction. At least one actuator prevents the first vehicle structure from moving to the closed position in response to a detected obstruction.

Abstract: A wide vision rearview mirror apparatus includes a generally rectangular planar mirror mounted within an elongated mirror housing extending along a longitudinal axis substantially across the windshield of the vehicle, and a pair of spaced adjustable mounts extending from the back portion of the housing for mounting the housing to the windshield. The planar mirror preferably extends at an angle to the longitudinal axis. Each mount comprises a telescopic main body extending generally perpendicular to the housing, and joint mechanisms extending from either end. The joint mechanisms can provide a wide range of adjustments which enable the mirror and housing to be adjusted to suit a wide variety of drivers.