Research question:
How do seatbelts minimise injuries during head on collisions?
Seat belts are designed make sure people stay in their seats during a crash this reduces and prevents injuries. They minimise the contact of the passengers and the vehicles interior and significantly reduces the risk of being ejected from your seat or worse the vehicle. On modern vehicles, seat belts are also designed to be the key part off injury prevention measures and safety system. These include airbags, head rests, which will not be as effective as seatbelts in head on collisions. The study when looking at injuries which were judged to be moderate harshness and above, users of normal seat belts had a 56.5% lower rate then unbelted passengers.
Aim: to investigate
How do seatbelts minimise injuries during head on collisions?
Seat belts are designed make sure people stay in their seats during a crash this reduces and prevents injuries. They minimise the contact of the passengers and the vehicles interior and significantly reduces the risk of being ejected from your seat or worse the vehicle. On modern vehicles, seat belts are also designed to be the key part off injury prevention measures and safety system. These include airbags, head rests, which will not be as effective as seatbelts in head on collisions. The study when looking at injuries which were judged to be moderate harshness and above, users of normal seat belts had a 56.5% lower rate then unbelted passengers.
Aim: to investigate