Safety concerns and crash data for Class A's?
So, looking at a Class A, but concerned about the crash safety of the driver/passenger cell of a Class A. With no passive restraints (air bags) and no formal crash testing, it's tough to convince the...
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path1 wrote:
The Recreation Vehicle Industry Association had this to say about our research:
"NHTSA (The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) hasn't crash tested finished motor homes because they are fundamentally safe-- there simply haven't been enough deaths to warrant the cost of purchasing and testing these types of vehicles."
This sums it up for me too. further crash testing and safety measures would be increased cost for a tiny benefit.
It's how we end up with things like mandatory rear view cameras, TPMS and noise makers in EV's lol.
