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crashworthiness

Side-impact aggressiveness attributes

By L. Bell

Highway safety

By United States. General Accounting Office

Safety study

By United States. National Transportation Safety Board.

Frontal crash responses

By M. Beebe

Safety study

By United States. National Transportation Safety Board.

Static and free-vibrational response of semi-circular graphite-epoxy frames with thin-walled open sections

By J. Scott Collins

Side impact protection in production vehicles

By J. Stultz

Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

By United States. General Accounting Office. Office of the General Counsel.

MDB-to-car side impact test of a 19 ̊crabbed moving deformable barrier to a 1976 Volkswagen Rabbit at 34.3 MPH

By J. Stultz

CRASH2 maintenance

By Tim Oppenheim

Task 5 report of tests 5.1, 5.2, and 5.3 for development of compliance test for truck rear underride protection

By R. Baczynski

Vehicle Crash Mechanics

By Matthew Huang

Evaluation of the BioSid dummy

By N. A. El-Habash

Full-scale transport controlled impact demonstration

By NASA/FAA Government/Industry CID Workshop (1985 NASA Langley Research Center)

Design and testing of an energy-absorbing crewseat for the F/FB-111 aircraft

By S. Joseph Shane

High and Mighty

By Keith Bradsher

Reducing heavy truck aggressiveness

By S. A. Johnston

Evaluation of the BioSid dummy

By J. Sankey

Light truck aggressivity study

By R. Yee

Rollover, side and rear impact

By Society of Automotive Engineers

Safety test methodology, and accelerated testing and vehicle reliability

By Society of Automotive Engineers

Vehicle aggressivity and compatibility, structural crashworthiness, and pedestrian safety

By Society of Automotive Engineers

Annual mileage comparisons and accident injury rates by make, model

By J. Richard Stewart

Crashworthiness, occupant protection and biomechanics in transportation systems, 1997

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