Insurance Institute for Highway

In 1959, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), a nonprofit organization, was founded by three major insurance companies that represented... 

Williams, A.F. (2001), Teenage Passengers in Motor Vehicle Crashes A Summary of Current Research, Arlington, VA Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. 

IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety) 2010. Highway Loss Data Institute Bulletin Texting Laws and Collision Claim Frequencies. Retrieved 14 June 2012, from www. iihs. org/research/topics/pdf/HLDI BuUetin 27 l 1. pdf. 

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. 201 la. Effective Dates of Graduated Driver Licensing Components, May. Arlington, VA IIHS. 

Table 6-5, The U.S. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety s definitions for the quality of the GDL program (from Morrisey et aL, 2006, with permission from Elsevier).

Casey, S. M. and A. K. Lund (1990). The Effects of Mobile Roadside Speedometers on Traffic Speeds. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Arlington, VA. 

A different approach is used by the U.S. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) and tiie European New Car Assessment Program (EuroNCAP). In their simulations of frontal collision the crash barrier only extends into 40 percent of the vehicle s width from the driver side, and the impact speed is 40 mph (64.4 km/h). In partial overlap, the force is distributed over a... 

IIHS (1999). Neck injuries in rear-end crashes. Status Report Special Issue (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety), 34,1-11. 

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (U.S.) www.hwvsafctv.org Nordic Road Sc Transport Research (Scandinavia) www.vti.se/nordic Transport Research Laboratory (U.K.) www.trl.co.uk/content/overview.asp pid=51 American Automobile Association Foundation for Traffic Safety www.aaafoundation.org... 

Farmer, C.M. Crash Avoidance Potential of Five Vehicle Technologies, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (BHS) (2008)... 

Preusser, D. R, Williams, A. F., and Lund, A. K., The Effect of New York s Seat Belt Law on Teenage Drivers, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Washington, D.C., 1985. 

As per the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety about 65% of large truck crash deaths occur on major roads in the United States [4]. 

Edwards, W., Information processing, decision making and highway safety, in O Day, J. (Ed.), Driver behavior cause and effect, Washington, D.C., Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, 1968. 

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