Peugeot Parking Sensor Parking Dynamics PD1

You have just finished your weekly grocery shopping, and are now going to back out of the parking space in your Peugeot. You have had the Peugeot for two months. It is in pristine condition. Unfortunately as you back out, someone races past you because they see a parking spot closer to the store front. They weren’t paying attention to your car or its back up lights. Instead they were totally oblivious. Thankfully you were paying attention and just as they moved past your bumper missing it by a few centimetres you hit the brakes. Unfortunately a scenario like this is becoming more common in parking areas. Other drivers just pay attention to their cars and not what is going on around them. If you had a blind spot in your Peugeot where you didn’t see the car in time, the scenario could have been much different. 

We have a solution for all types of reversing accidents to help in parking safety. The solution is the Peugeot parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1. The Peugeot parking sensor allows you to back up or drive into a parking space without causing a parking accident. It will even help you avoid minor parking accidents like a slight bump of bumpers on two vehicles when you have a blind spot regarding your bumper. We could go on for pages and pages describing parking accidents and how the Peugeot parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1 can prevent every scenario, but instead let’s look at the function of the parking aids with more depth.
There are three Peugeot parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1 options. The first is a front parking sensor that attaches to the front bumper, inside the bumper. This means it will not harm the factory look of your car. There is a small transmitter that goes to a dash button in order to engage the front parking sensor. When turned on it will read the entire front, sides, and corners of your bumper to tell you how close you might be to an object. The Peugeot parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1 will detect people, pets, vehicles, bushes, fences, curbs, and most other obstacles you might find.
The rear parking sensor and rear vision parking sensor works from the same technology as the front parking sensor with a few differences. The rear parking aids will be engaged when you put the car in reverse. They will also have three audio zones to help you realise how close to an object you are. The front car parking sensor only has two zones. These Peugeot parking sensors from Parking Dynamics work in all weather and on most bumpers. They do not work without adaptation on metal bumpers.  
 
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January 22, 2009 at 8:57 pm | Car Parking Sensor, Front Parking Sensor, Parking Dynamics PD1, Parking Sensor, Parking Sensors, Rear Parking Sensor | No comment

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Citroen Parking Sensor Parking Dynamics PD1

Citroen may not be a luxury car worth half a million dollars, but any possession you have is worthy of protection. Simply put you want to ensure your Citroen will continue to look factory new as the years go by. More than that fixing a car after an accident can be costly, and some of us just don’t want to come up with the money needed. There is a way to prevent some accidents though. Parking accidents are the leading cause of most damaged bumpers. To prevent parking accidents and maintain parking safety you should consider the Citroen parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1.

The Citroen parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1 can protect in front parking accidents as well as reverse parking accidents providing all around parking safety. You might be asking yourself, how can this Citroen parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1 kit help you?

First there is a front Citroen parking sensor from Parking Dynamics. This front parking sensor adheres to the backside of the bumper keeping the factory look. When you engage the car parking sensor it will read the area around it for fences, bushes, pets, people, and other vehicles. When you get too close the front Citroen parking sensor will offer a constant beep sound to tell you to stop and reposition. The front Citroen parking sensor is great for parallel parking jobs.

Secondly there is a rear Citroen parking sensor from Parking Dynamics. The rear parking sensor fits on the back bumper just like the front parking sensor. It will even read the same types of obstacles. However, there is a difference. The rear car parking sensor engages with the reverse gear in your car. It also has three zones that it reads helping you move closer to an object. The front car parking sensor only has two zones. You also have an option in the rear Citroen parking sensor. If you want more reliability you can purchase the rear vision parking sensor. The rear vision parking aids offer an LED display to give you a clearer picture around your bumper.

To protect yourself against reversing parking accidents or any parking accident the Citroen parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1 should be installed on your car.

 

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January 19, 2009 at 6:22 pm | Car Parking Sensor, Front Parking Sensor, Parking Aids, Parking Dynamics PD1, Parking Sensor, Rear Parking Sensor, Reverse Parking | No comment

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Volkswagen Parking Sensor Parking Dynamics PD1

Volkswagen has a number of great cars on the market. They offer the Beetle, Jetta, and many others. This means you will have a great looking car that you want to protect. To protect your vehicle you need more than just a security system. The security system will alert you to anyone breaking into the car, but it will not help you in parking situations. Did you know that 30 percent of parking accidents happen because of driver error? You still have 70 percent caused by other error, such as someone not paying attention to what you are doing. To help avoid the normal parking accidents that can occur, you should have something to protect your Volkswagen. The best way to avoid most parking accidents is common sense and awareness, but what if you have a blind spot? Blind spots in your car or around the area you are backing out of can be just as dangerous as not paying attention.

The Volkswagen parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1 will account for many obstacles that could hinder driver safety. The Volkswagen parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1 comes in three varieties. You will have the front VW parking sensor, rear VW parking sensor, and the rear vision VW parking sensor. The front VW parking sensor works a little different than your other two options. Number one it goes on the front bumper only. Second you have a button to fit on your dash in order to engage the parking sensor. The parking sensor will not be turned on unless you want it on. It works great for all the parallel parking you have to do in the UK. 
The rear parking sensors will work whenever you place the car in reverse. It hooks into the gears, so you never have to worry about starting the parking aids as you back up. The Volkswagen parking sensors Parking Dynamics PD1 for the rear vision option is a little different as well. It has an LED display to help map out the area behind the bumper. 
By having a front and rear Volkswagen parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1 kit on your car you never have to worry about hitting curbs, people, or other vehicles again. The Volkswagen parking sensors Parking Dynamics PD1 is also going to offer an invisible when fitted design, meaning it will not change the factory look of your car. 
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December 26, 2008 at 10:22 pm | Car Parking Sensor, Front Parking Sensor, Parallel Parking, Parking Accidents, Parking Aids, Parking Dynamics PD1, Parking Safety, Parking Sensor, Rear Parking Sensor, Reverse Parking, Reversing Accidents, Reversing Safety | No comment

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JML Parking Sensor Vs. Parking Dynamics PD1 Parking Sensor

Parking accidents are common; what’s more they occur with higher frequency in countries with slick wet roads like the UK. As the season grows colder and snow begins to stick to the roads and parking areas you want to make sure your vehicle is covered. Everyone has to have insurance in order to get a vehicle registered, but when the average cost of vehicle accidents for parking is about 500 pounds you want to have the best protection available for your vehicle. There are two types of parking sensors on the market. These parking sensors are meant to give your vehicle all around protection from any type of parking accident that may occur. The first parking sensor is the JML parking sensor. The second type is the Parking Dynamics PD1 parking sensor.

We are going to look at both parking sensors to determine what parking aid may be best for you. The JML parking sensor is an ultrasonic sensor. The JML parking sensor kit requires four to six sensors to be placed on the vehicle for almost ‘all-around’ protection. The JML parking sensor is a no drills parking sensor. It adheres to the bumper with tape. Then from the parking sensor on the bumper the JML parking sensor technology routes a wired cord to the inside of your vehicle. This wire from the JML parking sensor will plug into your cigarette lighter in the car. 
The JML parking sensor is not an ‘invisible when fitted’ design. In fact the parking aid does not hide the wire or the sensors at all. Most ultrasonic sensors will require holes to be drilled into the bumper. The JML parking sensors just adhere with tape. They could very easily drop off, get crushed, or just stop working. Ultrasonic parking sensors need maintenance because of their design. The JML parking sensor could very easily stop working, and even maintenance will not be able to correct the problem. Furthermore the JML sensors are a ‘DIY’ kit for £29.95. That may seem like a deal until you realise the parking aids are what you pay for. They are cheap and their quality will reflect that.
We want you to be protected inside your vehicle as well as have protection for your vehicle. The second type of sensor the Parking Dynamics PD1 parking sensor is an electromagnetic parking sensor. The electromagnetic parking sensor technology extends for a larger radius of protection than the ultrasonic sensor from JML. It can also read up to 10cm for closeness. In other words your bumper can come within 10cm of a parked car without faulty readings from the PD1 parking sensors.
The Parking Dynamics PD1 parking sensor also varies from the JML parking sensor in design. The electromagnetic parking sensor is an ‘invisible when fitted’ design because it attaches to the rear side of your bumpers rather than marring the factory bumper. You do not have to drill holes for the Parking Dynamics PD1 parking sensor. The electromagnetic parking sensor is also a maintenance free system. Due to the location of the parking sensors inside the bumper dirt and other build up will not occur. The Parking Dynamics PD1 parking sensors are also stationary, meaning they will never move and therefore adjustment is unneeded. 
The Parking Dynamics PD1 parking sensor does require a professional to fit the parking sensors to your bumper. You can do it yourself only if you truly understand how parking sensors work and how cars work. The point is the Parking Dynamics PD1 parking sensor will not have any unsightly wires or be faulty in any way. 
The PD1 parking sensors also extend the entire length of the bumper, rather than being 4 to 6 sensors like the JML parking sensor. The electromagnetic parking sensor allows for the corners and sides of your vehicle to be well protected from any damage from objects. The Parking Dynamics PD1 parking sensor is also a universal design. The parking aids will work on almost every vehicle manufactured. The cost of the PD1 parking sensors is more than the JML parking sensor, but you do get a quality product in the PD1 parking aids. 
For more information regarding the Parking Dynamics PD1 parking sensor design for both the rear parking sensor and front parking sensor go to www.parkingdynamics.co.uk/technical and www.parkingdynamics.co.uk/features. Both of the pages explain in full detail how the Parking Dynamics PD1 parking sensor works and why it is superior over the JML parking sensor with ultrasonic design.
                 
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Citroen Parking Sensor

The PD1 Citroen parking sensor will work on any model Citroen you might have. Protecting your vehicle is very important to you. As a company Parking Dynamics realises just how much you want to make sure your car is always safe. There are times when your car might be left parked on a street or accident occurs that is not your fault. Sadly these types of safety measures are hard to protect. However, with the PD1 Citroen parking sensor you can at least have parking safety measures in place. 

Parking safety whether you are pulling into a space, leaving a space, or parallel parking is imperative. To make sure your vehicle will be safe from the regular bumps, scraps, and even curbs you should have the Citroen parking sensor.
The PD1 Citroen parking sensor can be fitted on the front and rear bumper depending on the package you choose. There are three types of Citroen parking sensors from Parking Dynamics. You have the front parking sensor, rear parking sensor, and the rear vision parking sensor. The front parking sensor works a little differently than the rear parking sensors. With the front Citroen parking sensor you have a button that will be installed near the steering wheel. When you depress the button you turn the parking sensor on or off. 
The rear parking sensors are hooked into the reverse gear. Any time you place your vehicle in reverse the rear parking sensors will begin reading the area automatically. The rear vision parking sensor offers an LED display to help map the area behind your bumper. It gives you a little extra knowledge to help avoid the most common parking accidents.
There are other Citroen parking sensors on the market. These other sensors are ultrasonic parking sensors. They usually require 4 to 6 sensors on the vehicle to give protection. They don’t work on the sides or corners of the bumpers very well. They also require drilled holes or adhesive tape. The ultrasonic parking sensors do need maintenance. JML parking sensors are a type of ultrasonic parking sensor.
The PD1 Citroen parking sensor is an electromagnetic parking sensor. It provides all around protection on the sides and corners of the bumper, as well as the rest of the bumper. It is a no drill parking sensor. It is also an “invisible when fitted” design because it attaches to the inside of the bumpers leaving your car looking factory new. The PD1 Citroen parking sensor just needs a front parking sensor and a rear parking sensor to provide the most protection. It also works up to as close as 10cm for accurate readings. There should be no doubt in your mind as to the best parking sensor for you and your Citroen. For more information on the PD1 Citroen parking sensor check out www.parkingdynamics.co.uk/technical.
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Preventing Parking Accidents Pt3 – Parallel Parking!

Just the mention of parallel parking seems to strike fear in the heart of many new and experienced drivers. Drivers learning to take their test can spend weeks improving this technique and continue to perfect it once they pass their test.

Its a fact that many people try to avoid parallel parking where ever possible, however if you live in or near a large city, no matter how hard you try, you will eventually find the need to parallel park your car.

Parallel parking is difficult because it requires you to have extremely acute spatial perception of your environment and everything in it within close proximity. You need to be aware at all times, exactly where each corner of your vehicle is in relation to all other objects around the car, be it vehicles, people, traffic signs, etc.

To aid manoeuvrability large trucks have flexible locators situated on their bumpers so the driver knows exactly where the edges of their front bumpers (which are the widest part of the truck), are positioned so he can pass other vehicles and make turns without error.

Misjudging where your bumpers or fenders are can cause you to hit the car in front of you or the car to your rear as you attempt to get comfortably into the parking space. You can also so easily hop on the curb; hit a parking meter or some other object on the pavement or sidewalk.

But the most frustrating is scuffing or damaging the sidewall of your tyre or new alloy wheel by catching it on the curb. Incidentally a serious consequence of a damaged sidewall is a subsequent blow out which is highly dangerous while driving at speed.

You also need to be fully aware if there is any traffic coming up behind you, passing or parking. Since you are backing up, if another driver turns a corner and runs into you, it will be your fault, period!
 
Fortunately, a simple parking sensor can prevent these incidents and problems by pre-warning you when an object is close, so you can react with time to spare.

To find out how a parking sensor can aid, help and assist you with your parallel parking skills, preventing accidents large or small, go to Parking Dynamics

In Part 4 we will discuss a common injury and how we can prevent this.

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How I Lost My Hand In A Freak Parking Accident

I was coming out of a shopping centre and loading groceries into the boot of my car when all of the sudden I felt something hit me from behind. The next thing I knew, I was in hospital and missing my left hand. My right hand was all bandaged. I was the victim of a freak parking accident. 

I passed out when the boot slammed down on my hands, severing one and severely damaging my right hand. People in the car park called an ambulance and I was taken to an area hospital. Doctors tried to reattach my hand but it was too badly damaged, despite attempts by bystanders to place it in a large glass of ice. 

The sad thing is that the man who hit me had purchased parking sensors for his car the day before but had not yet installed them. Now my promising career as a concert pianist has come to a halt and I have resorted to working at a chemist shop in town. 

 
Because of all the fuss over parking sensors for cars that has been going around lately, I purchased BMW parking sensors for my car several months prior to the accident and installed them myself. This was easy to do then as I still had two hands. Ironically, I purchased my BMW car sensors at Parking Dynamics, the same place where the man who hit me in the freak parking accident purchased his. 

They were inexpensive and easy to install. I got one for each bumper because I did not want anything happening to my car. I am currently learning to drive a special car that has been made for me with an automatic transmission. The first thing that I did when I got this car was get parking sensors for the vehicle. 

 
Vehicle sensors can save lives as well as limbs. Each year, hundreds of people are injured in the United Kingdom in parking accidents. Many of them are children who run out in front of cars. I purchased my BMW vehicle sensors because of a case of an elderly man who was hit and killed as he walked behind a car that was pulling out of a garage. After that incident, I figured that everyone was getting vehicle sensors. 
 
My BMW vehicle sensors were easy to operate. After they were installed, I simply had to listen for a beep. The beep in device in the front bumper was different than that in the back bumper. Either way, I knew that when I heard that beep that I had to stop the car immediately because it was coming into contact with an object or another person or animal. This is how vehicle sensors work. They let you know if you are getting too close.
 
Had the man who hit my car in the freak parking accident had the foresight to install the vehicle sensors in his car before that fateful day, I would not be missing a hand. He would have heard a beep and it would have alerted him that he had to stop. I also blame myself for listening to my IPOD, as I was also distracted. Parking sensors make perfect sense. They are inexpensive, easy to obtain and install and can save lives as well as prevent serious injuries.
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Woman Maimed In Parking Accident

An unidentified woman in Scotland was seriously maimed during a freak parking accident in which a driver of a car backed into her when she was putting groceries into the boot of her car. The driver was cited for a violation for the accident that occurred as the driver was backing out of a parking space. 

Apparently, across the aisle of the car park, a woman listening to an IPOD was loading groceries into the boot of her car from a shopping trolley when the car, a Citroen, backed into her. It caused the boot to slam onto the hands of the woman, severing one of her hands. 
 
The hand could not be reattached but doctors were able to save her right hand which was also damaged in the accident. People who were in the car park called an ambulance and put the severed hand into a large glass of ice to try to salvage the appendage. Unfortunately, because of the extent of the damage, there was little doctors could do.
 
The woman will now be fitted with an artificial hand. She will have to learn to write all over again as she was left handed. The man who hit the woman in this freak parking accident, whose name has not been released, said that he purchased Citroen parking sensors the day before and planned to install them on the front and rear of his vehicle after his neighbor experienced a similar incident in England. In this case, his neighbor hit a woman in a wheelchair and broke her leg. 
 
Parking accidents do not account for too many deaths among adults in the United Kingdom, but tragically, children are killed each year as they play in driveways and people back over them. There have been several near misses in the news lately and many people are now equipping their cars with parking sensors, particularly in the rear of their cars. 
 
Parking sensors can be purchased online for under one hundred pounds. They are easily installed to the back side of the front or rear bumper and make a loud beeping sound when the bumper comes into close contact with an object or a human. Any obstruction will set off the alarm, which can be life saving. 
 
In the case of the severed hand victim in Scotland, the parking accident could have easily been avoided had the driver of the Citroen installed the parking sensors right away. The fact that he driver got them to avoid such an incident as what happened in the car park makes this story even more tragic and poignant. 
 
There are hundreds of parking accidents in the United Kingdom each year and many result in deaths. Most of the deaths from parking accidents involve young children. By equipping your car with a parking sensor such as those easily obtained at Parking Dynamics, which has devices for every type of car, you can avoid a tragedy such as the one in Scotland in which this unfortunate woman was maimed for life.
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Puppies Spared Because of Vehicle Sensors

When Princess, a toy poodle, got out of the house one day, she got into a little trouble. She was on a tether pole but ended up getting loose from the pole and wandering the streets. As Princess was not used to being out in the outside world and was a show dog, she was not spayed. She came across a male dog and low and behold, became pregnant with puppies. 

After this incident, her cruel owners tossed her out of the house. She was a ruined show dog. The poor creature ended up in a rural area where she gave birth alone to her litter of four puppies, three of which lived. Princess protected and nourished her puppies, but was not fit to move. Not even when the Chevrolet started coming towards her and her brood.
 
Princess knew enough that this spelled danger as she could see the car bearing down on her and her puppies and the innocent creatures suckled on their mother. But her luck was about to turn. The driver of the car not only had vehicle sensors, but also loved dogs. As the vehicle sensors alerted him that there was something in the road, he took a look and found Princess and her litter of puppies. 
 
The kind Chevy owner took Princess and her puppies to his house where she could continue to care for her puppies until it came time for them to leave their mother. The Chevy owner, whose name was Richard, decided to keep Princess and one of the puppies for himself and his wife, who had no children. He found good homes for the rest of the puppies. 
 
There is no doubt that the vehicle sensors that Richard put on his Chevrolet car saved the lives of Princess and her puppies. Without the sensor, which sounded an alarm when he came within close distance of the brood, they might very well have been run over. This would have upset Richard as he loves dogs and other animals. 
 
Richard got his vehicle sensors after he heard of a case about a woman who had her hand cut off in a freak accident in a car park. She was putting groceries in her car and the boot slammed on her hand, severing it, after she was hit by a car that was pulling out of another space. 
 
The woman was a concert pianist. Richard felt moved by this story and decided to order some vehicle sensors from Parking Dynamics, an online company that sells vehicle and parking sensors for all types of cars at low prices. He got them delivered right away and installed them that day. It was a few months later when he found Princess and her puppies, Richard was naturally glad things worked out the way that they did.
 
Princess now has a new home with kind owners and one of her puppies with her. The other puppies all have good homes. Things worked out for this cute toy poodle who, along with her litter of puppies, would have been killed had a man not known to install vehicle sensors on his car. 

 

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Grandmother Saved By Back Up Car Sensors

A man who found out about car sensors at church from his vicar decided to purchase back up sensors for his car online and was glad that he did. 

Three weeks after purchasing back up sensors on a site called Parking Dynamics, the Manchester native avoided a parking accident with his elderly neighbor. 

The man, whose name is George, was backing out of his driveway and yelling for his daughter to put away her bicycle which was lying on the floor in the garage. 

He had looked in his rearview mirror and saw that no one was behind him as he opened the automatic garage door. He began pulling out of the garage into the driveway, upset because of the new bike that was laying on the floor of the garage after he told his daughter many times to pick it up.

 
Frances was the lady next door who used a wheelchair to get around. Frances is an 84 year old pensioner and is a bit hard of hearing. 

She was out for a stroll in her motorized chair and was moving slowly across the end of the driveway as George was backing up towards the street. Frances saw the car too late to get away and thought she was done for. 

Fortunately, George had recently installed back up car sensors on his Fiat because of a sermon given by his vicar who talked to the church about his own brush with death the Sunday before as he got hit in the church lot by a family leaving church. 

 
The alarm on the back up sensors sounded just in time. George slammed on the brakes and Frances was saved. This scenario could have been much worse. 

There are hundreds of accidents like this every year and many people are seriously injured or killed. Even more tragically, it is usually young people who are killed because they get run over. 

 
Frances is alive today because of the back up sensors that George installed in his car. She actually thanked the vicar herself even though she was not a member of his church, for the sermon. George was very glad that the errant bicycle was the only thing he had to worry about that day. 
 
Back up car sensors are available for all types of cars and are very affordable. You do not have to be a mechanic to be able to install these devices behind rear and front bumpers of your car. Anyone can easily install back up car sensors themselves and potentially save the life of someone, such as Frances. 
 
The following Sunday, George got to tell a story of his own of how the back up sensors saved the life of the elderly grandmother who lived next door. 

The vicar remarked that perhaps his brush with being hit by the car that fateful Sunday had some good.   That Sunday, even more people in the church went out and got back up car sensors after hearing these two harrowing but very true tales.

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