Abstract: A side-mounted rear view mirror for automobiles is formed by mounting a pair of component mirrors, rigidly supported in close side-by-side relationship with their reflective surfaces lying in a common plane, to the door, or directly to the frame of the vehicle, adjacent the driver's or passenger's side window. The mounting means position one of the component mirrors outside the vehicle and the other inside the vehicle and allow the component mirrors to be rotated as a unit about common vertical and horizontal axes to accommodate the driver's size and posture.

Abstract: A personal safety restraint assembly for vehicle occupants employs a broad band of flexible webbing or sheet material to distribute the restraining forces over a large area of the occupant's rib cage and pelvic region. One end of the band is secured to a floor mounted support, located at the rear innermost side of the seat. The other end is slidably attached to a guide mounted to the adjacent vehicle door by means of a convenient manually positionable locking mechanism, whereby the tension applied to the restraining band can be varied at will.