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40 The researchers compared the characteristics of vehicle types more likely to roll over on slopes, as identified from this crash data analysis, to MASH test vehicles (33)
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Comparison of Vehicle Characteristics 41 • Height of Trunk Top • Turning Cycle (diameter) • Angle of Tires at Maximum Steering • Break Type (ABS or not)
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42 Guidelines for Traversability of Roadside Slopes Figure 4.2. Roll moment of inertia comparison of vehicles most likely to roll over on slopes.
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Comparison of Vehicle Characteristics 43 4-door sedans have the lowest RR of slope-related rollovers (see Figure 4.3) , are the most stable because of higher SSF (see Figure 4.1)
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