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DEKRA Motorcycle Crash Test with Mercedes A-Class
Crash tests (DEKRA \ Wildhaus 2004) - DEKRA Motorcycle vs. Mercedes A-Class
In a collision at an intersection involving a mini van and a motorcycle the critical situation for the bike rider lies in the increasing height of many cars. The bike rider must expect to come away with serious injuries in the event of an impact.
Photo: DEKRA/Winterthur http://www.dekra.com
Ride Safe, STAY SAFE! - info, videos and 'messages' for all road users:
http://www.motorcycleinfo.co.uk/index.cfm?fa=contentGeneric.twhhyjzpxapzkouq
SEMI TRUCK VS CAR-HEAD ON ACCIDENT Joliet,IL
DRIVER WAS AIRLIFTED BY LOYOLA LIFESTAR HELICOPTER IN GOOD CONDITION
AND IS EXPECTED TO MAKE A FULL RECOVERY
IM SURE THE DRIVER IS VERY THANKFUL TO ALL THE JOLIET,IL FIREFIGHTERS,PARAMEDICS & POLICE OFFICERS THAT WORKED INCREDIBLY HARD TO SAVE HIS LIFE! ALSO INCREDIBLE JOB BY THE CREW OF LOYOLA LIFESTAR
FILMED BY-TODD SHERMAN
2009 Chevy Malibu vs 1959 Bel Air Crash Test
This crash test between a modern sedan and the classic 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air shows just how far passenger protection has come in the last fifty years. The Institute for Highway Safety staged the test to commemorate its 50th anniversary. Find more crash tests on our web site: http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/video-hub/cars/iihs-crash-tests/676195405001/?EXTKEY=I93YT01&CMP=OTC-YUTBE
Fifth Gear Smart Car ForTwo Crash Test
this video is copyrighted by North One NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGMENT INTENDED!!! A crash test done by fifth gear on the smart car fortwo. completely shattters...
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Ford F150 and Honda Civic frontal crash test by IIHS
When large, truck-based SUVs collide with passenger cars or minivans, the results can be devastating for the occupants of the latter.
But fatalities in such accidents are on the decrease in the United States thanks to measures employed by automakers. Traffic deaths are down 64 percent since the year 2000 due to changes in automobile design such as lower bumpers for SUVs and better-protect cabin cells for passenger cars.
In 2000, the death rate for car and minivan passengers in collisions with trucks or SUVs was 44 deaths per million. That came down to 16 deaths per million by 2009.
The study was conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, a private-sector group based in Arlington, Virginia.
"By working together, the automakers got life-saving changes done quickly," said Joe Nolan, the institute's chief administrative officer.
MINICARS MICROCARS CRASH TEST FAIL CAR CARS AUTOS New Crash
MINICARS MICROCARS CRASH TEST FAIL CAR CARS AUTOS New Crash Tests Demonstrate the Influence of Vehicle Size and Weight on Safety in Crashes Results Are Relevant To Fuel Economy Policies Three front-to-front crash tests, each involving a microcar or minicar into a midsize model from the same manufacturer, show how extra vehicle size and weight enhance occupant protection in collisions. These Insurance Institute for Highway Safety tests are about the physics of car crashes, which dictate that very small cars generally can't protect people in crashes as well as bigger, heavier models.
"There are good reasons people buy minicars," says Institute president Adrian Lund. "They're more affordable, and they use less gas. But the safety trade-offs are clear from our new tests. Equally clear are the implications when it comes to fuel economy. If automakers downsize cars so their fleets use less fuel, occupant safety will be compromised. However, there are ways to serve fuel economy and safety at the same time."
The Institute didn't choose SUVs or pickup trucks, or even large cars, to pair with the micro and minis in the new crash tests. The choice of midsize cars reveals how much influence some extra size and weight can have on crash outcomes. The Institute chose pairs of 2009 models from Daimler, Honda, and Toyota because these automakers have micro and mini models that earn good frontal crashworthiness ratings, based on the Institute's offset test into a deformable barrier. Researchers rated performance in the 40 mph car-to-car tests, like the front-into-barrier tests, based on measured intrusion into the occupant compartment, forces recorded on the driver dummy, and movement of the dummy during the impact.
Laws of physics prevail: The Honda Fit, Smart Fortwo, and Toyota Yaris are good performers in the Institute's frontal offset barrier test, but all three are poor performers in the frontal collisions with midsize cars. These results reflect the laws of the physical universe, specifically principles related to force and distance.
Awesome CRASH TEST - BENZ Vs. Smart!
A Mercedes S-Class & a Smart ForTwo go head to head in this awesome Crash Test, other then u would expect by looking at the video, the little Smart comes out the of the test rather well, although u would probably still be pretty much dead if u were in it crashing at that speed. i cut all the German spoken, boring explaining out of it.. the sound is still a little off, sorry for that but i couldn't be bothered with it anymore :P enjoy!
