Safety Lacks In Seat Belt Says Expert
Andrew J. White a 68 year old NH safety expert says regular seat belts offer no protection in crashes and can injure the head. He promotes his V shaped harness that attaches to the car roof claiming it protects the head by reducing head impacts and can be fastened in seconds. White head of Motor Vehicle Research of New Hampshire Inc cites tests and decades of crash study supporting the harness.
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Safety research pioneer leads 200 controlled crash tests
A veteran in engineering safety research directs a firm that has staged over 200 controlled crashes filmed by high speed cameras. In each test dummies wearing front seat belts suffered severe head blows, per expert statements. This comes as firms plan about 54.87 billion dollars in new plant and equipment for next year, an 8 percent rise from 1965 projections.
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