This stroller with car seat combo comes with
a crash standard protection.
Not exact matches
This seems like an oversight or a cop - out in today's rapidly evolving vehicle - safety industry, where 10 airbags are often
standard (see the report) and third - row occupants are equally considered when it comes to
crash protection.
In 2017, NHTSA plans to publish a notice of proposed rulemaking to amend Federal Motor Vehicle Safety
Standard No. 208, «Occupant
crash protection,» to require automobile manufacturers to install a seat belt reminder system for the front outboard passenger and rear designated seating positions in passenger vehicles.
Not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall issue a final rule amending Federal Motor Vehicle Safety
Standard Number 213 to improve the
protection of children seated in child restraint systems during side impact
crashes.
With safety features such as seven
standard airbags, (up to nine in Europe, up to eight in the US) and
standard Electronic Stability Programme (ESP), the Golf Mk6 has scored 36 out of 37 possible points for occupant
protection, giving it a five - star rating by the Euro NCAP
crash test agency.
Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall issue a final rule amending Federal Motor Vehicle Safety
Standard Number 213 to establish frontal
crash protection requirements for child restraint systems for children weighing more than 65 pounds.
Not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall initiate a rulemaking proceeding to amend Federal Motor Vehicle Safety
Standard Number 208 (relating to occupant
crash protection) to provide a safety belt use warning system for designated seating positions in the rear seat.
There are seven airbags as
standard, along with Mercedes» automatic emergency call system (which notifies the emergency services in the event of a serious
crash) and a pop - up active bonnet for pedestrian
protection.
Also
standard are front and special side airbags, referred to as head - thorax airbags, that unfold horizontally and vertically for the length of the side windows — an innovative way to offer
crash protection in an open - air vehicle.
It comes with a good number of
standard safety features and it receives four out of five stars for
crash protection.
In terms of
crash protection, Euro NCAP awarded the
standard Hilux only three stars for safety in 2016, although that rises to a full five - star score with Safety Sense fitted.
Audi currently offers
standard impact
protection with reinforced high - strength steel and aluminum, reinforced bumpers, a rigid occupant cell, hydraulic brake assist to reduce overall stopping distance, an array of airbags, and
crash sensors that automatically unlock doors, activate lights, and switch off engines and fuel pump.
Weight - optimised and
crash - optimised body structure;
standard safety fittings include front and side airbags, side curtain airbags, 3 - point automatic belts on all seats, at front with belt tensioners and belt force limiters, twin ISOFIX children's seat attachments at rear and optionally also on the front passenger seat, tyre pressure control and partially active engine compartment lid for optimised pedestrian
protection; optimised vehicle weight; excellent acoustic and vibrational comfort; favourable aerodynamic properties.
The
standard safety assists include lane keep assist, run - off road mitigation (pulls the car back if it starts to go off - road), run - off road
protection (
protection of the spine if the car lands hard), driver drowsiness alert, road sign recognition, auto - brake after collision, the latest iteration of Volvo City Safety, and telematics with
crash notification.
The Saab and Volvo earn the top rating of good for
protection in front, side, and rear
crashes, and both models include
standard electronic stability control (ESC), which research shows can help drivers avoid
crashes.
Side airbags aren't mandated, but the majority of 2008 and later models have them as
standard to meet federal side
protection requirements and to earn a good rating in the IIHS side
crash test.
«They're responding to our
crash test by making side airbags with head
protection standard in more models.»
Engineered to older
crash -
protection standards, the A4 performs well in federal government testing, but earns a «Poor» rating in the small overlap frontal impact test conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).
Back in 2015, we launched a Road Map for Safer Vehicles to encourage both governments and manufacturers to ensure that by the end of the decade all new cars should pass UN
crash test
standards for occupant and pedestrian
protection and be fitted with electronic stability control.
Seven airbags are
standard, as is Mercedes» automatic emergency call system (which notifies the emergency services in the event of a serious
crash) and a pop - up active bonnet for pedestrian
protection.
Beginning with 2008 models, side airbags were made
standard (they had been optional in 2001 - 07 models), and the rear door trim panels and rear seat belt mounting locations were modified to improve occupant
protection in side impact
crashes.
Already rated as a «Top Safety Pick +» by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), the 2017 Highlander builds on its reputation for
crash protection by supplying several newly
standard technologies that are designed to prevent a collision from occurring in the first place.
• Body structure weight - optimised and
crash - optimised;
standard safety features including front and side airbags, side curtain airbags, 3 - point automatic seat belts on all seats, with belt tensioners and belt force limiters at front, ISOFIX children's seat mounting at rear, Run Flat Indicator and partially active engine compartment lid to optimise pedestrian
protection; vehicle weight lower than in predecessor models and competitors in the segment in virtually all variants of the new MINI despite extended range of fittings; increased acoustic and vibrational comfort: optimised aerodynamic properties as appropriate to each specific model including active cooling air flaps, underbody trim panel and air ducting elements in the upper section of the C columns; best aerodynamic figures within the competitive environment: Cd value reduced to 0.28 (MINI Cooper, MINI Cooper D).
• Body structure weight - optimised and
crash - optimised;
standard safety features including front and side airbags, side curtain airbags, 3 - point automatic seat belts on all seats, with belt tensioners and belt force limiters at front, ISOFIX children's seat mounting at rear, Run Flat Indicator and partially active engine compartment lid to optimise pedestrian
protection; vehicle weight lower than in predecessor models and competitors in the segment in virtually all variants of the new MINI despite extended range of fittings; increased acoustic and vibrational comfort: optimised aerodynamic properties as appropriate to each specific model including active cooling air flaps, underbody trim panel and air ducting elements in the upper section of the C columns; best aerodynamic figures within the competitive environment: Cd value reduced to 0.28 or 0.31 (MINI Cooper S).
Calling for India to follow minimum
crash safety
standards, Institute of Road Traffic Education (IRTE) President Rohit Baluja said: «These results show that India would benefit enormously from the introduction of minimum
crash safety
standards and clearer information for consumers about the
protection new cars offer.»
Beginning with 2006 models, structural modifications were made to improve occupant
protection in side impact
crashes, and starting with 2008 models, side airbags were made
standard.
The result is a chassis that «provides the utmost in occupant safety and exceeds global
crash protection standards.»
A rearview camera comes
standard in each 2016 Ford Fusion Hybrid and it received an overall
crash protection rating of five out of five in government testing.
Sure, they did just fine in NHTSA's physical testing, with a 4 - star ranking for rollover
protection and 5 stars for overall safety, frontal -
crash protection and side -
crash protection, but they also tout a long list of
standard and available safety enhancers such as:
Standard safety features across range comprise active
protection with attentiveness assist, multiple airbags, ABS with brake assist, cornering brake control, dynamic stability control including dynamic traction control, electric parking brake with auto hold, electronic vehicle immobiliser and
crash sensor, integrated emergency spare wheel, hill descent control, ISOFIX child seat mounting and three - point seat belts at all seats.
Since Sept. 1, 1989, federal law required all new cars sold in the United States to have an automatic
crash protection system as
standard equipment.
The all - new subcompact Scion was given the award as a result of its superior performance in IIHS
crash testing and its
standard front
crash protection technology.
On top of earning a five - star rating in its most recent
crash test, the car comes as
standard with an extensive list of safety equipment, including traction control, rollover
protection, lots of airbags, night vision, brake assist and stability control.
Top Safety Pick recognizes the vehicles that earn the highest ratings for front, side, rollover, and rear
crash protection, and that have electronic stability control, which is
standard on the 5 series.
The car's front end is equipped to meet head - on and offset barrier
standards for North America while still conforming to European
standards for pedestrian
protection — thanks to hours of computer modeling and 180 validating
crash tests.
The 2018 Buick Regal TourX offers new levels of
crash prevention and
protection, including ten
standard airbags, Front Pedestrian Braking and Buick's first active hood pedestrian safety system.
In addition to its active safety features, the GTI comes
standard with a host of passive safety equipment: driver and front passenger front airbags, driver and front passenger side thorax airbags, Side Curtain
Protection ® supplemental restraint systems;
crash active front headrests; and Daytime Running Lights (DRL).
The 2018 Buick Regal Sportback offers new levels of
crash prevention and
protection, including ten
standard airbags, Front Pedestrian Braking and Buick's first active hood pedestrian safety system.
Also
standard is a pop - up bonnet, designed to offer greater
crash protection for pedestrians.
Sadly, according to the brochure, the TUV300 Plus does not include ABS or airbags, instead comes with
standard offerings like - engine immobiliser, child lock, seat belt and door ajar warning lights,
crash protection and side intrusion beams.
Six airbags will be
standard and the Velar offers «exceptional levels of
crash protection», says JLR.
Latin NCAP is calling for all governments in Latin America to urgently adopt both the UN's front and side impact
crash test
standards certification, electronic stability control (ESC) and pedestrian
protection requirements.
The Institute also named an additional 26 vehicles that earned good ratings in the front and side
crash tests and offered electronic stability control as
standard or optional, but fell short in rear
crash protection.
After
crash - testing by independent organisation Euro NCAP, the Kodiaq received a five - star rating thanks to the impressive
protection it offers adult and child occupants, with extra credit awarded for a
standard automatic emergency braking system.
Along with the increased structural rigidity of the platform that aids with occupant
protection,
standard safety items included on every new 2017 Nissan GT - R consist of the Nissan Advanced Air Bag System (AABS) that features dual - stage supplemental front air bags with seat belt sensors and occupant classification sensors that can vary the rate of air bag inflation based upon seatbelt usage and
crash severity; a pair of side - impact supplemental air bags that are integrated into the front seats so that they move with the driver / front passenger as the seating position is adjusted; roof - mounted curtain side - impact supplemental air bags; energy - absorbing steering column; and LATCH System (Lower Anchors and Tethers for CHildren) to properly secure LATCH - compatible child restraints without having to use the seatbelts.
That is why @LatinNCAP is calling for all governments in Latin America to urgently adopt both the @UN's front and side impact
crash test
standards certification, #ESC and Pedestrian
protection and in the meantime make Latin NCAP tests mandatory for all cars in the market.
Fifteen automakers have committed to voluntary
standards that will boost head
protection in front - to - side
crashes and help reduce underride and override in front - to - front
crashes.
The Mazda combined good all - round performance in
crash tests with exceptional pedestrian
protection thanks to the deployable bonnet fitted as
standard.
Other SUVs tested, such as the Land Rover Discovery Sport that comes with AEB as
standard equipment and the Lexus NX and the Kia Sorento - both having the system as an option - show that
crash protection and
crash avoidance go hand in hand these days.
Standard safety equipment includes: • Advanced Multi-stage Front Air Bags provide nearly instantaneous occupant
protection by matching air bag output to
crash severity • Low - risk Deployment Air Bags are included for smaller and out - of - position occupants • Front Seat - mounted Side Air Bags deploy for enhanced thorax
protection during a side impact • Supplemental Side Air Bag Inflatable Curtains with Extended Up Time deploy down to provide all three rows vehicle occupant head
protection during side impact • Structural Driver and Front Passenger Knee Bolsters control occupant kinematics and reduce leg loads • Available Child Booster Seats for children 4 foot 9 inches (1.45 m) tall and between 48 lbs.