Tag: Crashworthiness

Texas’ Vehicle Defect and Safety Watchdog

Renowned Trial Lawyer Fights To Protect Vehicle Accident Victims Whose Safety Systems Have Failed Thousands of people are catastrophically injured or killed each year on America’s roadways. On some occasions, no vehicle safety design principle would have prevented the serious injury or death. On many other occasions, however, vehicle safety

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Vehicle Aggressivity Vs. Vehicle Crash Worthiness

Vehicle manufacturers have been studying the concept of vehicle aggressivity for decades. In 1972, a Renault engineer introduced the idea of vehicle aggressiveness in an ESV (Experimental Safety Vehicle) paper – “taking account of all of the people in an accident, not just those in one of the vehicles.”

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School Bus Crashes into Dallas Apartment Building

A Dallas county school bus smashed through a gate at the apartment complex and then hit a Jeep with occupants on it. Malicia Dunbar the witness of this accident said the bus was out of control and the driver tried to stop the bus. The cause of the accident is

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Obvious Crashworthiness Defect Issues

On many occasions, when a vehicle rolls over, the roof can crush down to the beltline and kill or seriously injure properly restrained occupants. The potential crashworthiness case is obvious.

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