20 Years of Progress in Highway Safety. Verslag van the International Technical Conference on Experimental Safety Vehicles (11th), Washington, DC., 12-15 May 1987 (20 Years of Progress in Highway Safety. Report of the International Technical Conference on Experimental Safety Vehicles (11th). Held in Washington, DC. on May 12-15, 1987)
20 Years of Progress in Highway Safety. Verslag van the International Technical Conference on Experimental Safety Vehicles (11th), Washington, DC., 12-15 May 1987 (20 Years of Progress in Highway Safety. Report of the International Technical Conference on Experimental Safety Vehicles (11th). Held in Washington, DC. on May 12-15, 1987)
- Neue Suche nach: L. T. B. van Kampen
- Neue Suche nach: L. T. B. van Kampen
A report of a visit to the 'Eleventh International Conference on Experimental Safety Vehicles, Washington, 12-15 May 1987' is given in this publication. Some of the technical papers presented at the conference are described and commented upon: (the Opening Address, the Status Reports and the Panel Discussions). The following subjects are emphasized: Occupant protection for side impact; Accident investigation and data analysis; Biomechanics and dummy development; Crash avoidance; Occupant protection for frontal impact; Heavy duty vehicle safety; Pedestrian protection; Motorcycle safety; Progress in the harmonization of safety performance requirements. Traffic safety should be improved by the next meeting, when more attention will be paid to subjects other than cars.
Dokumentinformationen
20 Years of Progress in Highway Safety. Verslag van the International Technical Conference on Experimental Safety Vehicles (11th), Washington, DC., 12-15 May 1987 (20 Years of Progress in Highway Safety. Report of the International Technical Conference on Experimental Safety Vehicles (11th). Held in Washington, DC. on May 12-15, 1987)
1988
88 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Transportation Safety , Road Transportation , Traffic safety , Accident prevention , Meetings , Accident investigations , Collision avoidance , Foreign technology , Safety programs , Biomechanics , Motorcycle safety , Anthropometric dummies , Occupant protection , Side impact collisions , Head on collisions