Season 1 · Episode 2
2: Don't Roll On Me
Roll cages in cars are supposed to improve safety but do they actually cause the problem they're trying to protect you from?
October 30, 201524m 51s
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Show Notes
Roll cages in cars are supposed to improve safety but do they actually cause the problem they're trying to protect you from?
With John Chidgey.
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Episode Silver Producer: Chris Stone.
With John Chidgey.
Links of potential interest:
- Rollover
- A METHODOLOGY FOR ESTIMATING VEHICLE ROLLOVER PROPENSITY THAT COMBINES STABILITY FACTOR AND HANDLING METRICS (PDF)
- Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) | National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
- Center of Mass
- CDC Mining Risks
- Traffic Safety Facts: Pedestrians
- U.S Census Bureau Population Estimates (2004)
- List of Motor Vehicle Deaths in U.S. by Year
- Safety Cell 6 Point Internal ROPS
- BHP Accused of Rolling Over on Vehicle Safety
- Operator Roll-over Protection on Small Vehicles
- Roll-over Protection Structure
- ANCAP Frequently Asked Questions
- 5 Star ANCAP Rating Changes to BMA Site Vehicles (PDF)
- Follow Up Evaluation of Electronic Stability Control Effectiveness in Australasia
- Tilt test (vehicle safety test)
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Episode Silver Producer: Chris Stone.
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