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phewwwwww finally caught up LOL geesh, you all were busy today for a Sunday LOL
I appreciate all perspectives on this case, I seem to learn something "new" every day!
I hope that if anyone is lurking, you feel that you can post your opinion/thoughts whenever you want! It is not the norm for the majority of posters in a thread to not side with the prosecution, but I think this is a unique case.
Oh, and crash test dummies... I simple search for pedestrian crash test dummies brings up more then enough links for me to believe that it is and was possible. This one caught my eye because it said 1998. I don't think this is a new concept, that is almost 30 years ago.
@AngTxGal ~ I'm with you... if he could use one to show falling back, he could use one to see what would happen if it was backed into. His reasoning does not make sense. It reminded me of when I told my kids when they were young to not run with their hands in their pockets so they didn't fall on their face/head. JMO
In 1998, Honda developed a pedestrian crash test dummy to reproduce the human body's kinematics during vehicle-pedestrian collisions, with the aim of identifying the parts of the car body most often involved in the infliction of injuries, and developing safety technologies to protect pedestrians from head injuries in traffic accidents
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I appreciate all perspectives on this case, I seem to learn something "new" every day!
I hope that if anyone is lurking, you feel that you can post your opinion/thoughts whenever you want! It is not the norm for the majority of posters in a thread to not side with the prosecution, but I think this is a unique case.
Oh, and crash test dummies... I simple search for pedestrian crash test dummies brings up more then enough links for me to believe that it is and was possible. This one caught my eye because it said 1998. I don't think this is a new concept, that is almost 30 years ago.
@AngTxGal ~ I'm with you... if he could use one to show falling back, he could use one to see what would happen if it was backed into. His reasoning does not make sense. It reminded me of when I told my kids when they were young to not run with their hands in their pockets so they didn't fall on their face/head. JMO
In 1998, Honda developed a pedestrian crash test dummy to reproduce the human body's kinematics during vehicle-pedestrian collisions, with the aim of identifying the parts of the car body most often involved in the infliction of injuries, and developing safety technologies to protect pedestrians from head injuries in traffic accidents

Honda Develops a 2nd Generation Crash Test Pedestrian Dummy With Injury-Level Measurement Capability | Honda Global Corporate Website
Honda Global | Honda Develops a 2nd Generation Crash Test Pedestrian Dummy With Injury-Level Measurement Capability
