Front pedestrian collision – Honda CR-V – 87.5 km/h

This test is intended to simulate a real pedestrian impact and to investigate the influence of impact speed, vehicle height and throwing distance of the body. The Honda CR-V was accelerated to 87.5 km/h and driven against a standing pedestrian, a 50% dummy.

Results:
The pedestrian has been hit by the centre of the vehicle, at the legs (with a bent left leg). He then hit the engine hood with his thighs and pelvis. The head hit the lower part of the windscreen, which broke. The dummy has been then catapulted 72.4 m further. It must be expected several mortal injuries for the pedestrian by this collision.

Damages:
Broken windshield
Engine hood unfolded
Radiator core support and bumper strongly deformed
Radiator compressed

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[kingspunkbubble]

This actually happens to some poor souls. Please be careful and slow your car down in the suburbs.

[matanga]

I didn't expect the dummy to fly like that.

[simonm]

No pedestrian would survive this impact at almost 90 km/h, no matter with which car model he would be hit.

[benjaminrupp]

was ist ein "50% Dummy"? ist der nur halb so schwer?

[tristanrabier]

Un peu plus vite et le mannequin traverse le pare brise et tue les gens dans la voiture.
Eh oui, la voiture c'est faible c'est pas comme un train 😏