Every Accident is One Too Many Every Accident is One ... - UNECE
Every Accident is One Too Many Every Accident is One ... - UNECE
Every Accident is One Too Many Every Accident is One ... - UNECE
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Chapter 3<br />
Studies on road compatibility 2 have been carried out for<br />
years now, and possible solutions have been<br />
demonstrated. Examples of these solutions include an<br />
energy-absorbing front bumper on lorries, which make it<br />
possible for passengers in passenger cars to survive a<br />
frontal coll<strong>is</strong>ion with such lorries at 60 km/hr. Car designs<br />
which entail fewer injuries to ‘soft’ road users in the event<br />
of an accident have also been demonstrated.<br />
It seems highly likely that new electronic technologies and<br />
opportunities will present new challenges and possibilities<br />
within road safety.<br />
2<br />
I.e. adaptation to other road users<br />
The Road Safety Comm<strong>is</strong>sion considers<br />
that international trials and experience<br />
should be carefully monitored, and that<br />
development and demonstration projects<br />
on telematics should be carried out in<br />
Denmark in order to test the advantages<br />
and d<strong>is</strong>advantages involved, including the<br />
<strong>is</strong>sue of which solutions have the greatest<br />
effect on road safety.<br />
Denmark should work within all relevant<br />
fora to have research results on traffic<br />
compatibility transformed into actual<br />
requirements on vehicle design and<br />
equipment.<br />
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