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Crash Safety of Hybrid- and Electric Vehicles
Pedestrian Protection - Development Strategies
Crashworthy Car Body Design for new and classic vehicle concepts
- Design, Simulation, Optimization
Whiplash Testing and Evaluation in Rear Impacts     
Latin NCAP Result Mazda 2 - 2-Star Rating  
The SafetyCompanion 2018 in German, English and Chinese. Order your free copy now (S&H may apply). 
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The Pedestrian Protection Poster 2018. Order your free copy.  |
 Volvo and Ford keep Pace with Euro NCAP’s Safety ChallengeEuro NCAP releases the safety ratings of two new cars. Both Volvo’s new small off-roader, the XC40, and the latest version of Ford’s small family car, the Focus, achieve a maximum five-star rating. The XC40 scored 97 percent for adult occupant protection, putting it amongst the top five cars for this aspect of safety tested by Euro NCAP in the last three years. read more ... New WP.29 Task Force established on Automated Vehicles
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SafetyUpDate Graz – Euro NCAP MPDB Crash and Rating 2020-2025
read more ... How to protect Cyclists and Pedestrians in City Traffic
read more ... Safety First: Project OSCCAR ready for launch!
read more ... One Star for Nissan March while Mazda debuts with two Stars Adult Rating and potential for Improvement
read more ... A Focus on the Future of Vehicle Safety
read more ... Applus IDIADA Proving Ground goes Digital
read more ... Mazda & Volvo the First to step up to increasing Test Standards
read more ... Pre-Conference Seminar Model Based Head Injury Criteria within Industry
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27.08.2018 - 28.08.2018 in Tianjin, China
CLEPA assumed the role of Secretariat in the newly established Task Force on Automated Vehicles “TF AutoVeh” of WP.29, specifically dedicated to the development of a global vision and set of principles for safety assessment and certification of highly automated vehicle functions. This will be a completely new assessment regime to provide the reassurance about highly automated vehicle safety performances under real-life traffic conditions; the Task-Force will, therefore, include among its membership the widest possible constituency of UN member States and associated/ affiliated bodies. 
The Graz SafetyUpDate 2018, which will take place on September 18/19 at Graz University of Technology, provides all relevant and up-to-date information on vehicle safety. One focus is the further development of the consumer protection requirements of Euro NCAP. The introduction of the new MPDB frontal crash and the more severe side impact are currently on the agenda here. 
Road fatalities from accidents with heavy goods vehicles are decreasing. However, Volvo Truck’s research shows that the same reduction is not being seen in accidents involving cyclists and pedestrians. Actions are needed to reduce these accidents. New technology combined with updated legislation, better infrastructure, higher safety awareness and improved visibility can make our city traffic safer. 
VIRTUAL VEHICLE takes on the new “EU-Horizon 2020” research project “OSCCAR”, in cooperation with 21 partners. The project is part of the EU’s “Vision Zero” – reducing fatal traffic accidents to near-zero by 2050. During the next three years OSCCAR (Future Occupant Safety for Crashes in Cars) will work on new methods to increase the safety of passengers by protecting them in future accidents. 
The fourth round of 2018 results of the New Car Assessment Programme for Latin America and the Caribbean, Latin NCAP, was released with a poor result for the Nissan March and with the first Mazda model tested for the region. The Nissan March, manufactured in Mexico and Brazil, achieved one star for Adult Occupant Protection and two stars for Child Occupant Protection. 
Automated and fully autonomously driving vehicles are still a long way off and the road there is riddled with challenges, but at this point there's no turning back and development must continue. That's the conclusion that a panel of high-caliber experts came to at MESSRING's User Day in Munich. 
UK software specialist, rFpro, is developing a highly accurate virtual model of Applus+ IDIADA’s proving ground to be used for the development of vehicles in simulation. The Digital Twin of the proving ground enables vehicle manufacturers to accelerate the development of ADAS and CAVs (Connected Autonomous Vehicles) by testing them in a fully representative virtual environment before validation on the track. 
The Mazda CX-8 and Volvo XC40 have both achieved a 5 star ANCAP safety rating – the first models to be tested and rated by ANCAP to the latest, most stringent 2018 assessment protocols.
The day before (17 October 2018) the 