2001 · 48 citations · 6 references
EngineeringAutomotive EngineeringInjury PreventionSafety EngineeringVehicle DynamicsVehicle Safety EngineeringAccident PreventionMotor Vehicle Injury PreventionSafety Management SystemsAccident CausationAccident Causation AnalysisAccident Causation TheoryElectronic Stability ControlMotor Vehicle Crash Injury PreventionMotor Vehicle Crash PreventionVehicle Control UnitsVehicle Safety
ESP (Electronic Stability Programme) systems enable the stability of a car to be maintained during critical manoeuvres and to correct potential understeering or oversteering. As a result, ESP could help improve car safety by avoiding loss of vehicle control accidents as well as by reducing their severity or consequences. This paper describes an evaluation of the potential effectiveness of ESP if it was installed more widely. It is based on data from the European Accident Causation Survey (or "EACS") which contains
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Road accidents: on-site investigations
Dominique Fleury, Randall B. Clark, Anders Englund et al. · 1989 · 18 citations
Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Hazard Identification +10