Western Star Ignition Key bent/broken. Solution?

I've talked with a few Western Star drivers and one complaint that comes up a lot is the placement of the ignition key and how easy it is to hit it with your knee, bending it, and eventually breaking it. Has anyone seen or heard of anything made, or something you've made, to protect the key from being hit?

 

This is more likely to happen when parked and running. The key can be hit with your knee just by turning in the passenger seat for whatever reason. Especially if you have long legs. Possibly the worst place to put an ignition key, but they've been doing it for years.

 

The main reason I'm curious is I have an idea to make a guard on my 3d printer. Designing stuff like that takes time, and there's no sense in spending the time if someone has already made one, or there is already something on the market. Any other Western Star drivers have this problem, or is it just myself and a few other clumsy drivers I've run into? lol

 

What year of kw is that jsprocket? They're on the left side I believe?

 

I'm an average height and leg length and I still manage to hit it. The thing must stick out 1 1/2 inches and couldn't be in a worse place. Well, maybe to the left like the kw's! That's crazy!