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Crashworthiness

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Crashworthiness
That attribute of a motor vehicle which allows the occupants involved in a crash to survive without injury


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AS to whether repeated hopping might harm the craft, a spokesman for the Impact Centre at Cranfield University in Bedfordshire, UK, said: "From a crashworthiness point of view this concept looks perfectly feasible.
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First off, the convertible gets a stronger bodyshell which not only improves its crashworthiness but reduces shakes and rattles.
 
 
 
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