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This report addresses the influence of pre-crash vehicle maneuvers on the injury risks of front-passenger-seated occupants during a frontal crash. Seat position and occupant characteristics including anthropometry, sex, and age were included in the developed design of experiments.
Parametric Study of Pre-Crash Vehicle Maneuvers and Occupant Safety Performance Response