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Wet and wash 
The wet and wash is an arch that has side and top sprayers. You connect a garden hose to the side of the arch, turn on the water and slowly run your car or SUV through the arch to wet the vehicle down to scrub it, then run it back through to rinse it. Reward: With this product set up in your driveway, you dont have to travel to wash your vehicle. 
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Shopping trolly for car-free living
It would certainly increase the number of people shopping without using their cars if we could take large shopping trolleys from the supermarkets strait to the doors of our homes. The trolleys probably need to be a bit more tough for this purpose and to have an rainproof cover (like on a pram). Also a deposit would probably be needed to be paid at the shop.Reward: one such
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Smart Stop Signs
I noticed how most of the time when I pull up to a stop sign, there isn't anyone else there, yet I stop anyway. Why? Because its against the law to not stop at a stop sign.This is a complete waste of fuel. Perhaps sensors on the road could alert someone that another motorist is going to be at the intersection and thus activate a stop sign alerting the other motorist they are going to need to stop. Otherwise they can just cruise on thru, thus saving fuel!Reward: recognition
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Windshield Wiper Snow Sensor and Raising Mechanism
Today's cars can measure outside temperatures and they can also detect precipitation or snow. In these conditions, the windshield wipers will automatically raise off of the windshield by 10mm. This keeps them from freezing to the windshield when parked.Reward: Recognition is good enough
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USB Power Port for Garage Door Opener Remotes
Dear Toyota, BMW, Ford, GM and other large auto manufacturers:Use your powers to convince the garage door opener industry to standardize and add a mini-USB power port on their remote controls. Add said power harness/port to a convenient location in your vehicles.This would save the frustration of running out of power on a cold, rainy night. It also saves the $15 it would cost to replace the battery and eliminate tons of waste.Reward: Recognition is good enough.
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