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Car Safety ResearchPart 1 – Crash Car project
Begin
Main Menu Design Brief
Select a vehicle to research
Research: Activity: List 10 safety features based on research findings How many stars does your vehicle have? Watch Crash Dummies video.
How’s it work? All around safety design features Take the Car Safety Quiz
Project Design: Activity: Egg Crasher Vehicle
Draw a sketch of a car for the crash car project Build a model of your car with a partner Crash test the car with an egg driver on the test track
Standards & Objectives List of Videos & Websites
Use this as the main menu to help you navigate through this project.
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Get Briefed
Select your vehicle’s maker to Research & Design a specific make & year: Ex: Mazda 6 2007
Audi BMW
Chevrolet Chrysler
Ford GMC
Honda Hyundai
Lexus Mazda
Nissan Toyota
Congratulations! You have been hired by your favorite car/truck company! Your job is to ensure that safety features are well designed and implemented. It is very important to recognize and evaluate different types of safety features and systems within vehicles today. Customers are not going to purchase vehicles if the crash rating is low! Your salary depends on how well your research and design proves to be. Will your car survive the crash and earn you a 98K salary?
NEXT
What’s in YOUR Car? An estimated 2.31 million people were injured in motor vehicle crashes in 2013, down 2.1 percent from 2.36 in 2012.
Car safety ratings sites click here
WHY?
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Engineers are continuously redesigning, reevaluating and inventing vehicle safety features. Many of these accidents happen within minutes of home. Many can be prevented by simply buckling up, but how else?
…why
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Vehicle Safety Websites
1. http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/
2. http://www.safercar.gov/
3. http://www.edmunds.com/reviews/list/top10/114984/article.html
Use Google to find more!
You are done with Part 1
Check out these websites to learn more about the engineering history of safety in vehicles: