Abstract: An apparatus, kit, and method for transporting a waste container. In an exemplary embodiment, the apparatus includes a base member; a latch housing connected to the base member; a cantilever arm hingedly connected to the base member and adapted to be coupled to the waste container, wherein, when the cantilever arm is coupled to the waste container, the cantilever arm is adapted to pivot about the base member between a loading configuration and a transporting configuration; and a latch hingedly connected to the cantilever arm and adapted to slidingly engage the latch housing when the cantilever arm is pivoted about the base member, the latch being actuatable between a latched configuration and an unlatched configuration.

Abstract: An apparatus, kit, and method for transporting a waste container. In an exemplary embodiment, the apparatus includes a base member; a latch housing connected to the base member; a cantilever arm hingedly connected to the base member and adapted to be coupled to the waste container, wherein, when the cantilever arm is coupled to the waste container, the cantilever arm is adapted to pivot about the base member between a loading configuration and a transporting configuration; and a latch hingedly connected to the cantilever arm and adapted to slidingly engage the latch housing when the cantilever arm is pivoted about the base member, the latch being actuatable between a latched configuration and an unlatched configuration.

Abstract: A vehicle accessory device for utilization in monitoring vehicle fluid levels comprising a pair of opposed wiping pads, an associated flashlight within the same housing structure and a magnet or other means for securing the device when not in use.

Abstract: A wireless taillight system including a transmit module adapted to receive taillight control signals from a towing vehicle and provide radio frequency control signals corresponding thereto. The system also includes a pair of taillight modules adapted to be mounted upon a towed vehicle. The taillight modules receive control signals from the transmit module and energize a taillight system contained therein. The system is adapted to provide run, stop and turn signal functions to a towed vehicle. The invention is registered under the Disclosure Document Program as Disclosure Document No. 171509.

Abstract: An interface for establishing telephonic communication between a transceiver disposed within the interior of a vehicle and an externally disposed telephone station includes a cradle adapted to retain the handset of the external telephone station, receive signals therefrom, and transmit those signals to the internal transceiver. The handset cradle is further adapted to receive electrical signals from the internal transceiver and transmit them to the external handset. In this manner, full duplex telecommunication is achieved. The invention may further include provisions for establishing wireless communication between the internal transceiver and the handset cradle, and may be specifically adapted to link an external telephone system to a telephone station within the interior of a motor home or truck. The invention was registered under the Disclosure Document Program as Disclosure Document No. 165429.