IIHS links vehicle height to increased pedestrian injury level in U.S.
On December 10, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) issued a report showing how speed affects pedestrian crash outcomes. They found that the effect of crash speed on injury risk was magnified for vehicles with taller front ends. Compared with risk curves developed using crash data from Europe, where tal....
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