Traction Enabling Device in Application to Icy Roadways

US 11,015,300, assigned to Reginald M, relates to automotive & vehicles & cargo technology, and is available for sale or license through IPApproach.

US Patents
1 granted
Assignee
Reginald M
Availability
For Sale or License

Patents Included

Technology Highlights

  • A central anti-skid strip to prevent unintended lateral movement
  • Angled traction strips to resist forward and reverse sliding on inclines
  • Bristle strips designed to dislodge ice accumulation from tires
  • A collapsible support system that allows low-profile compression for snowplows and road clearing equipment

Overview

US 11,015,300 B2 covers a roadway-deployable vehicle traction device engineered to significantly reduce skidding, sliding, spinning, and loss of traction caused by snow, ice, and wintry precipitation.

Unlike chemical de-icers or permanent infrastructure solutions, the patented system introduces a modular surface-applied traction architecture featuring:

The invention addresses a persistent infrastructure challenge: maintaining safe vehicular movement during winter conditions without requiring costly road reconstruction or heavy chemical usage.

This patent represents a scalable solution for municipalities, highway authorities, private road operators, airports, military installations, and commercial property owners seeking enhanced winter safety performance.

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Listing updated August 21, 2026

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