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The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Informal Group on GTR No. 7 Phase 2 are working to define a build level for the BioRID II rear impact (whiplash) crash test dummy that ensures repeatable and reproducible performance in a test procedure that has been proposed for future legislation. This includes the specification of dummy hardware, as well as the development of comprehensive certification procedures for the dummy. This study evaluated whether the dummy build level and certification procedures deliver the desired level of repeatability and reproducibility. A custom-designed laboratory seat was made using the seat base, back, and head restraint from a production car seat to ensure a representative interface with the dummy. The seat back was reinforced for use in multiple tests and the recliner mechanism was replaced by an external spring-damper mechanism. A total of 65 tests were performed with 6 BioRID IIg dummies using the draft GTR No.7 sled pulse and seating procedure. All dummies were subject to the build, maintenance, and certification procedures defined by the Informal Group. The test condition was highly repeatable, with a very repeatable pulse, a well-controlled seat back response, and minimal observed degradation of seat foams. The results showed qualitatively reasonable repeatability and reproducibility for the upper torso and head accelerations, as well as for T1 Fx and upper neck Fx. However, reproducibility was not acceptable for T1 and upper neck Fz or for T1 and upper neck My. The Informal Group has not selected injury or seat assessment criteria for use with BioRID II, so it is not known whether these channels would be used in the regulation. However, the ramping-up behavior of the dummy showed poor reproducibility, which would be expected to affect the reproducibility of dummy measurements in general. Pelvis and spine characteristics were found to significantly influence the dummy measurements for which poor reproducibility was observed. It was also observed that the primary neck response in these tests was flexion, not extension. This correlates well with recent findings from Japan and the United States showing a correlation between neck flexion and injury in accident replication simulations and postmortem human subjects (PMHS) studies, respectively. The present certification tests may not adequately control front cervical spine bumper characteristics, which are important for neck flexion response. The certification sled test also does not include the pelvis and so cannot be used to control pelvis response and does not substantially load the lumbar bumpers and so does not control these parts of the dummy. The stiffness of all spine bumpers and of the pelvis flesh should be much more tightly controlled. It is recommended that a method for certifying the front cervical bumpers should be developed. Recommendations are also made for tighter tolerance on the input parameters for the existing certification tests.
There is considerable evidence for the negative effects of driver distraction on road safety. In many experimental studies, drivers have been primarily viewed as passive receivers of distraction. Thus, there is a lack of research on the mediating role of their self-regulatory behavior. The aim of the current study was to compare drivers' performance when engaged in a system-paced secondary task with a self-paced version of this task and how both differed from baseline driving performance without distraction. Thirty-nine participants drove in a simulator while performing a secondary visual"manual task. One group of drivers had to work on this task in predefined situations under time pressure, whereas the other group was free to decide when to work on the secondary task (self-regulation group). Drivers' performance (e.g., lateral and longitudinal control, brake reaction times) was also compared with a baseline condition without any secondary task. For the system-paced secondary task, distraction was associated with high decrements in driving performance (especially in keeping the lateral position). No effects were found for the number of collisions, probably because of the lower driving speeds while distracted (compensatory behavior). For the self-regulation group, only small impairments in driving performance were found. Drivers engaged less in the secondary task during foreseeable demanding or critical driving situations. Overall, drivers in the self-regulation group were able to anticipate the demands of different traffic situations and to adapt their engagement in the secondary task, so that only small impairments in driving performance occurred. Because in real traffic drivers are mostly free to decide when to engage in secondary tasks, it can be concluded that self-regulation should be considered in driver distraction research to ensure ecological validity.
The Joint Transport Research Centre of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and the International Transport Forum recently conducted a benchmarking study of the safety and productivity of typical highway transport trucks from various countries. This paper focuses on vehicle productivity and efficiency in regard to the movement of freight. Forty vehicles from 10 countries were examined. The vehicles were designed for longer-haul applications and were classified in three separate categories: workhorse vehicles, which are the most common and can travel on most roads; high-capacity vehicles, which may be restricted to a certain class of road; and very high-capacity vehicles, which may be restricted to specific highways or routes. The metrics used in the analysis include maximum cargo mass and volume capacity, optimum cargo density, fuel consumption, and carbon dioxide output as a function of the freight task. The study found that size and weight regulations have a significant effect on the productivity and efficiency of heavy vehicles, including fuel consumption and vehicle emissions per unit of cargo transported. Significant variations were found among the vehicles from participating countries as well as within vehicle classes. It was also apparent that, in general, higher-productivity vehicles are correlated more strongly with increased cargo volume than with increased cargo mass and that larger trucks are better suited to lower-density freight than are workhorse vehicles. The study also found that it is important to consider the freight task when evaluating vehicle fuel consumption and emissions.
Der Autor berichtet über zwei Forschungsprojekte zur Prüfung von runderneuerten Reifen durch Schnell- und Dauerlaufprüfung. Es wurden Pkw- und Lkw-Reifen mit Karkassen unterschiedlicher Hersteller und unterschiedlichen Alters mit und ohne reparierte Durchstoßschäden untersucht. Die Versuchsergebnisse spechen für eine Altersbegrenzung der rundzuerneuernden Karkassen auf 6 Jahre. Das Reparieren sollte nur bei der Runderneuerung von Lkw-Reifen toleriert werden. Eine Rückstufung der Geschwindigkeitsklassen nach Runderneuerung von Pkw-Reifen zeigt eine positive Wirkung.
Die Untersuchung sollte erörtern, ob es empfehlenswert ist, das Testverfahren zum streifenden Anprall eines Motorradhelmes auf die Straßenoberfläche in die ECE-R 22 aufzunehmen. Dazu war zu klären, ob die Testmethode geeignet ist, rotatorische Kräfte auf den Prüfkopf zu erfassen und ob sich aufgrund der Unfallsituationen eine Notwendigkeit für ein solches Testverfahren ergibt. Die Messergebnisse zeigen, dass der Zusammenhang zwischen der verletzungswirksamen Rotationsbeschleunigung und der im Testverfahren gemessenen Tangentialkraft nicht ohne Zweifel belegbar ist. Somit wäre zu fordern, dass statt der Tangentialkraft die Rotationsbeschleunigung als Verletzungskriterium betrachtet wird. Dafür wird jedoch ein sehr hoher Anspruch an die Messtechnik im Labor gestellt. Aus der Sicht der Unfallforschung lässt sich sagen, dass bei derartigen Anprallsituationen, insbesondere bei Anprallgeschwindigkeiten von unter 40 km/h, die sich im Laborversuch realisieren lassen, nur mäßige Kopfverletzungen auftreten (AIS 2 oder geringer). Der hohe Aufwand des Testverfahrens scheint also nicht gerechtfertigt zu sein.
Es wird auf die neueste Auflage des Gutachtens Krankheit und Kraftverkehr, Bonn 1995, eingegangen. Insbesondere dessen Auswirkungen für körperbehinderte Autofahrer wird beschrieben. Es wird dabei genau auf den Umfang beziehungsweise das Ausmaß der Behinderung und deren Auswirkung auf die Fahrtauglichkeit eingegangen.
Die Autoren berichten über den Auftaktworkshop "Empfehlung der Europäischen Kommission über On-board-Informations- und -Kommunikationssysteme: Europäischer Grundsatzkatalog zur Mensch-Maschine-Schnittstelle", der am 7.9.2000 in der Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen stattfand. Die zuständigen Stellen (wie zum Beispiel die Fahrzeug- und Zulieferindustrie) wurden dazu angehalten, die Empfehlungen zu beachten sowie der BASt über Erfahrungen zu berichten. Dazu wurde mit den Teilnehmern ein erster Gedankenaustausch geführt und das gemeinsame Vorgehen abgestimmt.
Die Autoren berichten über den Auftaktworkshop "Empfehlung der Europäischen Kommission über On-board-Informations- und -Kommunikationssysteme: Europäischer Grundsatzkatalog zur Mensch-Maschine-Schnittstelle", der am 7.9.2000 in der Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen stattfand. Die zuständigen Stellen (wie zum Beispiel die Fahrzeug- und Zulieferindustrie) wurden dazu angehalten, die Empfehlungen zu beachten sowie der BASt über Erfahrungen zu berichten. Dazu wurde mit den Teilnehmern ein erster Gedankenaustausch geführt und das gemeinsame Vorgehen abgestimmt.