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In every corner of the world, car accidents are one of the major causes of trauma and death. For example in the United States, each year trauma accounts for 42 million emergency department visits and 2 million hospital admissions across the nation. Crash test dummies have made our cars substantially safer and have undoubtedly saved many lives. Unfortunately most people don’t know much about crash test dummies and how amazing they are (for example they can record over 30,000 data points in a single crash). In this infographic, you can take a close look at crash test dummies:
