Relationship between occupant compartment intrusion and injury by crash counterpart relevant to MASH requirements

Roadside hardware crashes are distinct from fixed-object and vehicle-to-vehicle crashes with regard to occupant compartment intrusion and injury outcomes. The MASH intrusion requirements are a significant predictor of injury outcome. These results can be used to enhance and improve the requirements of MASH and may lead to additional and more robust occupant injury metrics.

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Traffic Injury Prevention
Published
2026-01-22
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https://doi.org/10.1080/15389588.2025.2604583
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Transportation Safety and Impact Analysis
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Relationship between occupant compartment intrusion and injury by crash counterpart relevant to MASH requirements

Tim Kenney, Garrett Mattos, Jacqueline G. Paver, Keith Friedman
Traffic Injury Prevention
Transportation Safety and Impact Analysis
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Relationship between occupant compartment intrusion and injury by crash counterpart relevant to MASH requirements

Tim Kenney, Garrett Mattos, Jacqueline G. Paver, Keith Friedman
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Abstract

Roadside hardware crashes are distinct from fixed-object and vehicle-to-vehicle crashes with regard to occupant compartment intrusion and injury outcomes. The MASH intrusion requirements are a significant predictor of injury outcome. These results can be used to enhance and improve the requirements of MASH and may lead to additional and more robust occupant injury metrics.

Traffic Injury Prevention
Datalys Center for Sports Injury Research and Prevention (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 82%
Transportation Safety and Impact Analysis
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