Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Ts Tech Co., Ltd.

William Charles Lanz

Osamu Kyogoku

Rudy M Mayne, Jr

Wataru Takayasu

Brian E Dressel

Ronald C Cozzo

Spyridon G Blatseas

Ross L Burghardt

Mark D Herbert

John Bertoli

Spyro G Blatseas

Yasuhiro Iwaki

Susan L Mostofizadeh

Michael D McCannell

J Zachary Sorrell

A system and method of implementing reminders include receiving occupant information associated with one or more occupants in the vehicle, receiving safety data associated with the one or more occupants, generating a safety profile for each of the one or more occupants, and determining if each of the safety profiles meets requirements of one or more safety standards.

Vehicle safety check system

A multi-row vehicle seating arrangement includes a second row of vehicle seats including a first lateral side seat, a second lateral side seat, and a center seat disposed between the first and second lateral side seats. The center seat has a pair of spaced apart seat anchors fixably secured thereto for securing a child seat to the center seat.

Seating arrangement for a vehicle

An adjustable vehicle seat arrangement includes a plurality of strikers connected with a vehicle frame, an inboard vehicle seat, and an outboard vehicle seat. At least one outboard seat rear striker includes a latching section divider dividing the outboard seat rear striker into at least two laterally spaced apart latching sections. The outboard vehicle seat includes an outboard seat rear latch that cooperates with the outboard seat rear striker and an outboard seat front latch that cooperates with an outboard seat front striker. The outboard seat is generally laterally aligned with and laterally offset from the inboard seat. The outboard seat is laterally adjustable and the outboard seat rear latch is configured to engage the outboard seat rear striker at each of the at least two laterally spaced apart latching sections. A method for laterally adjusting a vehicle seat and a vehicle seat assembly are also disclosed.

Lateral slide vehicle seat

A child seat mounting arrangement includes a frame member of a vehicle having an inner surface and an outer surface. A base plate has an engaging surface and an opposite surface. The engaging surface is fixedly secured to the frame member inner surface. A rigid rod is fixedly secured to the base plate opposite surface and extends beyond the frame member such that an engaging portion of the rigid rod is spaced apart from the frame member outer surface and is adapted to receive a tether of a child seat therearound.

Tether routing apparatus and method of using same

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Dublin, OH, United States of America

William Charles Lanz