HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH & COMMUNICATIONS

Status Report, Vol. 17: 1982

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 20

Volume 17, Number 20December 30, 1982

Special Issue: small car hazards

Small-car deaths, injuries worst; models vary greatly

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 19

Volume 17, Number 19December 22, 1982

2.5 mph bumper rule benefits are found to be 'fictions'

NHTSA rejects petition to reconsider rollback

Air bag trial is set for U.S. auto fleet

Ford executives sought Nixon help against standards

Congressmen question propriety of joint research program

Side-door standard is judged to reduce ejections

Institute cautions that flashing lights can pose problem

Lack of support kills Michigan belt-use law

Safety board urges governors to seek child restraint laws

Institute makes available some used film prints

Commission urges drinking age of 21

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 18

Volume 17, Number 18December 6, 1982

Special Issue: drinking/driving deterrence

nternational symposium focuses on problem of the drinking driver

Little long-term effect seen for alcohol crackdowns

Public perceptions key to effective deterrence

Tools to estimate drinker's capacity may be misleading

Civil rights & effective detection, balance urged

Something can be done, speakers tell alcohol symposium

Changing public opinion a long-term assignment

Sustained effort key, lawmakers tell group

Criteria proposed for funds to combat drunken driving

Scandinavian drinking/driving laws surveyed

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 17

Volume 17, Number 17November 19, 1982

Honda exhibits air-bag equipped Accord

Commission told of IIHS alcohol studies

Headlight standard changes under study

Safety council urges 21-year drinking age

High court to rule on automatic protection case

Heavy trucks found to play big role in fatal crashes

Decision 'soon' on bumper rollback

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 16

Volume 17, Number 16November 5, 1982

NHTSA discloses automatic restraint lead-time analysis

Another delay granted on bumper appeal

Alcohol bill sponsor sees vehicle design equally important

Test of retrofitted air bags planned

NHTSA eyes 2 fleet tests of air bags

Automatic restraint benefits 'enormous' in preventing injuries

California strengthens child restraint law

FHWA to review trucker licensing

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 15

Volume 17, Number 15October 21, 1982

Courts consider questions on restraint requirements

Insurers and health groups seek to block Supreme Court review

Allstate study confirms 5 mph bumper benefits

Congress approves anti-drunk driving incentives for states

Institute film receives award

Temporary highway funding measures adopted

NHTSA authorizations bill clears Congress

Delta 88 has best collision experience

DOT to let states judge breath-testing devices

Court review sought on FHWA decision to drop RRR design rules

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 14

Volume 17, Number 14October 5, 1982

Curfews reduce crashes of 16-year-olds

Claybrook charges 'deliberate crippling' of NHTSA programs

Swedish belt use declines

NHTSA plans to switch VIN rule to a regulation

Right-turn-on-red law effects summarized in new IIHS research

Injury claim frequency lower for domestic cars

NTSB criticizes dropping of anti-skid rulemaking

Allstate criticizes NHTSA for lack of belt testing

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 13

Volume 17, Number 13September 15, 1982

Young male drivers are found most responsible for fatal auto crashes

DOT joins auto makers in challenging court ruling on restraints

Congressman asks study of 'military jeep' safety

Committee recommends cut in NHTSA funds

REPRINT: 'The Airbag Cometh' from The New York Times

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 12

Volume 17, Number 12September 2, 1982

Court delays bumper review to give NHTSA time to reconsider

Auto makers appeal restraints decision

Senate tries to block NHTSA funds to fight court restraints order

New marijuana test procedure developed

Reflectors reduce night crashes on curves

Society urges NHTSA expedite rulemaking for new windshields

Four more states enact child restraint laws

Industry findings erode bumper rollback decision

NHTSA ends rulemaking on side-door strength

NHTSA's safety recall procedures criticized

Vehicle-related deaths in workplace 'appalling,' says Senator

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 11

Volume 17, Number 11August 12, 1982

'84 cars must have automatic restraints

Vehicle operators face higher risk of injury while working, research shows

Legal maneuvers still available in restraint battle

Safety board urges states raise minimum drinking age to 21

Alcohol symposium planned

NAII plans campaign against drunk driving

IIHS reviews surveys on crash protection

Right-turn-on-red laws raise intersection toll

Senators question NHTSA commitment to highway safety

Repair parts total nearly four times car cost

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 10

Volume 17, Number 10July 22, 1982

Delay on restraints seen as unacceptable, groups say in court

Court review asked for bumper decision

Comments filed on the NHTSA proposal

IIHS finds flaws in bumper analysis

Quoted without comment: Congressional authority at risk in air bag controversy

Average collision loss payments up for 1982 models

AIA endorses Institute bumper petition

States to set own criteria for federal-aid road work

Recreational vehicle problems reviewed

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 9

Volume 17, Number 9July 1, 1982

Survey confirms demand for 5 mph bumpers

Congressman files 5 mph standard bill

NAII supports Institute petition for reconsideration of bumper rollback

Few high school drivers found using seat belts

IIHS official sees encouraging trends in marketplace

Cars meeting brake standard perform better in test

Lasers found promising for crash warning systems

Child restraint legislative guidelines offered

Quoted without comment: NY official urges approval of new windshield technology

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 8

Volume 17, Number 8June 9, 1982

Court rejects NHTSA action to rescind automatic restraint requirements

NHTSA has 30 days to chart action

Air bags only approach should have been considered by NHTSA, court says

A new book on deterring drinking and driving

Senators host press conference for authors

Foreword summarizes history of drunk-driving research

States move to change drinking-driving laws

Abandoning automatic restraints due to fear of detachable belts was not justified, court says

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 7

Volume 17, Number 7May 24, 1982

Bumper standard rolled back

IIHS film featured at World's Fair

Teenaged drivers and alcohol use

Researcher examines incidence of facial injuries

New associate administrator for safety named

Connecticut raises legal drinking age

IIHS research chief tells NAII: Safety will sell

Senate votes Danforth plan to curb drunk driving

Four-year highway safety authorization recommended

IIHS film featured at World's Fair

Status Report index available

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 6

Volume 17, Number 6April 27, 1982

Three states adopt child restraint laws

Congressmen introduce drunken driving bill

Drunk driving, belt-use campaigns announced in White House ceremony

NHTSA estimates cost of auto safety regulations

Senate takes the lead on highway spending bill

Six highway safety programs given federal priority

Illinois educators urge end to driver ed mandate

State Farm cites NHTSA study on automatic belt use

Quoted without comment: Air bags urged

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 5

Volume 17, Number 5April 1, 1982

Child restraint law adopted in Virginia

Maryland raises legal drinking age

Energy-absorbing steering columns failing in crashes

Volvo tops crash rating scores

NHTSA revokes speedometer/odometer requirements

Pavement skid resistance rulemaking dropped

Higher NHTSA budget sought

Quoted without comment: Explanation of reluctance to approve NHTSA request for seat belt program

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 4

Volume 17, Number 4March 15, 1982

Driver-age crash data analyzed

Report questions effectiveness 'tough' DWI laws

NHTSA cancels multipiece wheel rulemaking

$1.8 million verdict awarded in multipiece rim suit

Court panel hears automatic restraint arguments

Consumers endorse 5 mph bumpers

Sen. Danforth opens attack on alcohol-impaired drivers

Quoted without comment: Transportation Secretary Lewis cites domestic car safety

NHTSA finds head restraints have been effective

Federal departments oppose air bag tax incentive

Update: Seat belt comfort and convenience rules delayed; NHTSA engineers report on truck rear underride guard tests

Correction

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 3

Volume 17, Number 3February 17, 1982

Reward programs raise belt use; fall-off seen later

Institute film opens in D.C., Boston theatres

Safety found a major concern of auto shoppers

NHTSA contract produces promotion group

FTC urged to sharpen warnings on Jeep CJ-5s

Tax incentives for air bags draw support

Auto ad exploiting high performance features raises concern of Massachusetts official

REPRINT: 'Tough Bumpers' from the New York Times

Georgia finds 55 mph limit is saving lives

HSRC study confirms motorcycle lights-on law benefits

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 2

Volume 17, Number 2January 27, 1982

New York task force urges governor for alcohol law 'revolution'

AAA urges NHTSA to retain 5 mph bumper standard

General Electric announces new plastic bumper

Massachusetts adopts child-restraint law

General Motors ad uses HLDI claims data

Escort wagon has best collision loss experience

New directors join IIHS and HLDI boards

HLDI studies total loss insurance claims

Status Report, Volume 17, Number 1

Volume 17, Number 1January 5, 1982

Special Issue: motor vehicle fatalities are related to car size and manufacturer

Car size, deaths linked; small imports found worst

Number of deaths highest in smallest cars

Domestics outperform Japanese models in crashworthiness

Indications Japan may upgrade crashworthiness of vehicles

State police files show further hazards of small cars

Deaths in small cars can be reduced

Large cars, domestics have lower insurance injury claim frequencies

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