The 35-mph full-frontal crash test uses a new 5th-percentile (small adult female) dummy instead of a 50th-percentile "male" dummy on the passenger side. Additional measures for chest deflection ...

This dummy is a standard test device in automotive crash testing and was designed to measure loads ... the dummy did not wear any personal protective equipment such as a helmet or shoulder/hip pads.

Narrator: You're looking at a failed crash test. The car ... The documented results revealed just how much damage the test dummies inside took. Red shows parts of the dummies that had little ...

The smaller of the two crash test dummies is the size of a 12-year-old child or an adult woman with a small frame. Rated good in the small overlap front, original moderate overlap front ...

The sensors fitted to the rear-seated crash test dummy indicate a moderate risk of injury to the head, neck, and chest. On the upside, the shoulder and lap belts remained in their ideal positions.