Transport i bezpieczeństwo · 22/03/2000

NHTSA Updates Regulation for Anthropomorphic Test Devices with New 3-Year-Old Child Dummy

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has amended its regulation for Anthropomorphic Test Devices by adding a new, more advanced 3-year-old child dummy, the Hybrid III, to better represent human children in crash tests, paving the way for its use in future safety compliance tests.

Source: Federal Register — National Highway Traffic Safety AdministrationOpen original release →

NHTSA Updates Regulation for Anthropomorphic Test Devices with New 3-Year-Old Child Dummy

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