Researchers at Monash University are carrying out an in-depth study to analyse what trauma to the body happens in a car crash.
The academics are looking at 390 different accidents to answer a crucial question – why do some people come out unscathed in a car crash, whilst others face serious injuries or even death? The study is titled Australian National Crash In-depth Study (ANCIS).
Their initial findings have presented chilling insights to the trauma faced by the human body in an accident.
Animal collisions in Australia are on the rise and will peak in the period between June and August if last year’s insurance claims are anything to go by.
Australians are buying more fuel efficient cars than they used to a decade ago.
The NRMA says crash avoidance technologies could help reduce at least one-quarter of fatal crashes involving heavy vehicles.
A horror Easter weekend has ended for Australia with the national road toll sitting at 24.