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Analysis examines the connection between intrusion and injury outcomes in roadside crashes, suggesting improvements to MASH guidelines.
Roadside hardware crashes are distinct from fixed-object and vehicle-to-vehicle crashes with regard to occupant compartment intrusion and injury outcomes. The MASH intrusion requirements are a significant predictor of injury outcome. These results can be used to enhance and improve the requirements of MASH and may lead to additional and more robust occupant injury metrics.
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