About 15 Trademarks found that are owned by Dick Campbell Company

LED vehicle traffic signals; communications systems for use at crosswalks and intersections for communication of control signals to traffic control systems, namely, actuated and pre-timed traffic signal controllers; luminous traffic control signs; push-button and touch-less actuation devices for actuation of communications systems for use at crosswalks, namely actuated and pre-timed traffic signal controllers; traffic control products, namely, computer hardware and downloadable and recorded computer software for use in controlling traffic signal devices consisting of push button sensors, signs, adapter plates, and related mounting hardware sold as a unit

Traffic light apparatus, namely, a push button apparatus for use in conjunction with, and are attached to, traffic light signalling devices, for use in providing information and audible indications regarding conditions in intersections that are accessible to pedestrians

The mark consists of a white bold stick figure of a person walking between the white lines of a cross walk with a white wireless signal icon extending from his hand and all appearing within a shaded green square with curved corners.

The mark consists of a bold stick figure of a person walking between the lines of a cross walk with a wireless signal icon extending from his hand and all within a shaded square with curved corners.

The mark consists of a white bold stick figure of a person walking over the words "CAMPBELL COMPANY" in white on a green shaded square with curved corners and a black border.

The colors green, black, and gray are claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of a bold stick figure of a person walking behind a chain link fence all contained within a shaded square with curved corners and a double walled border.

Wireless systems for accessible pedestrian signal stations comprised of computer hardware and recorded operating software sold as a component of the same

PEDESTRIAN CROSS

Downloadable software and mobile applications for pedestrian safety, namely, for use with configuring accessible pedestrian signal systems