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Crash Tests
Crash Tests
Crash tests help engineers learn how to make vehicles safer in collisions.
How It Works
Crash tests use special dummies with sensors inside. Vehicles may be crashed into walls, poles, or other test objects.
Why It Matters
Engineers study how seat belts, airbags, and crumple zones protect people. Crash testing has helped make modern cars much safer.
Important Facts
- Crash tests use special dummies with sensors inside.
- Vehicles may be crashed into walls, poles, or other test objects.
- Engineers study how seat belts, airbags, and crumple zones protect people.
- Crash testing has helped make modern cars much safer.
Did You Know?
Engineers study crash tests by testing, measuring, improving designs, and learning from real-world use.