Why It Took Decades for a Female Crash-Test Dummy to Debut

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Smaller women are three times as likely as an average-sized male driver to be seriously injured in an accident, according to a recent opinion piece in Automotive News by Lee Jared Vinsel, assistant professor of science and technology studies at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J. Vinsel notes that front airbags are designed to strike occupants in the chest when they deploy, but smaller individuals can be hit in the chin instead, resulting in head and neck injuries.

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http://editorial.autos.msn.com/blog...8-5b18-444c-bb36-1a1dfc6f5273&icid=autos_3424
 
Only in the US.

Volvo in Sweden have been using male, female and child test dummies for decades.
 
Why It Took Decades for a Female Crash-Test Dummy to Debut

Cause they were waiting for her to get ready?

ANOTHER MINUTE, HONEY:rolleyes:
 
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