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Policies & Legislation

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General Vehicle Safety Features. Fleet Managers and OHS. Fleet Managers and OHS. Whiplash is the most common type of injury in motor vehicle accidents and properly adjusted head restraint can have a big effect on reducing or even eliminating many whiplash injuries. As a result, pressing car makers and governments for improved head restraint design has been high on the agenda for many years. Vehicle manufacturers have been required to equip vehicles with head restraints since 1969 in the US, and since 197...

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Why Whiplash Matters

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General Vehicle Safety Features. Fleet Managers and OHS. Fleet Managers and OHS. The terms whiplash and whiplash associated disorders (WAD) are used to describe neck disorders related to sudden movement of the neck.  Whiplash causes injury to the soft tissues of the bone and spinal cord in the neck and back; these injuries are often preventable. . Phases of a rear-end motor vehicle collision:. Rear car structure is impacted and begins to move forward and/or crushes. Head remains stationary due to inertia.

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Recent Articles and Research on Whiplash

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General Vehicle Safety Features. Fleet Managers and OHS. General Vehicle Safety Features. Recent Articles and Research on Whiplash. 2010 Whiplash Prevention Campaign.

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How Can I Prevent Whiplash?

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General Vehicle Safety Features. Fleet Managers and OHS. General Vehicle Safety Features. How Can I Prevent Whiplash? The most effective way to prevent whiplash injuries is to purchase a car. With a good rated head restraint and then to adjust the head restraint properly. While other safety devices and systems. Are available to help protect you in front and side impact collisions (seat belts, airbags, etc.), a properly designed seat and adjusted. Understand How Your Seat and Head Restraint Work. The best...

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Disclaimer

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General Vehicle Safety Features. Fleet Managers and OHS. The Whiplash Prevention Campaign website is managed by The Canadian Institute for the Relief of Pain and Disability (CIRPD). CIRPD is an international non-profit voluntary organization with charitable status in Canada. CIRPD does not provide any medical services and does not endorse any specific medical treatment or product, medical hypotheses, pain clinic, medical service or health professional. CIRPD encourages internet users to be careful when u...

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Employers and Whiplash

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General Vehicle Safety Features. Fleet Managers and OHS. Fleet Managers and OHS. If your company owns a fleet of vehicles of any size, you have probably felt the effects of whiplash injuries. As an employer you can play an integral role in the prevention of whiplash injuries through employee safety training. Purchasing vehicles with better head restraint ratings. And adding head restraint adjustment to your safety checklist. Find out what vehicle s. That apply to manufacturing vehicle seats.

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Safety Criteria

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General Vehicle Safety Features. Fleet Managers and OHS. Fleet Managers and OHS. And as such do not guarantee occupant safety during a collision. Vehicle Safety Compliance Standards. Standard No. 201. Occupant Protection in Interior Impact. This standard specifies performance requirements to provide head impact protection for occupants. Standard No. 202. Head Restraints - Passenger Cars. This standard specifies requirements for head restraints to reduce the frequency and severity of neck injuries in rear...

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General Vehicle Safety Features

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General Vehicle Safety Features. Fleet Managers and OHS. General Vehicle Safety Features. General Vehicle Safety Features. General Vehicle Safety Features. There are many people who consider fuel consumption, comfort and price to be the important factors to consider when purchasing a vehicle. But what is your main priority when using a vehicle? With so many safety features available, which ones should you consider? Let us take a brief look at some other important safety features . Airbags are essential i...

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Get Involved with the Whiplash Campaign!

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General Vehicle Safety Features. Fleet Managers and OHS. Get Involved with the Whiplash Campaign! We want you to be involved with the Whiplash Prevention Campaign! Whether you are a researcher, an employer, an employee or part of the general public there are ways you can participate. We would love to have your thoughts on the campaign. 204-916 W. Broadway, Vancouver, BC V5Z 1K7 Canada. Toll free: 1-800-872-3105. Email: admin@cirpd.org. Join one of our online networks! 2010 Whiplash Prevention Campaign.

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Public Voting - Winner Announced

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General Vehicle Safety Features. Fleet Managers and OHS. Public Voting - Winner Announced. Whiplash - Myths and Facts. Resources and Stock Material. Public Voting - Winner Announced. Public Voting - Winner Announced. Thank you for voting for the Whiplash Prevention Video Contest. Our finalist has been chosen. . Congratulations to Jenna Hambrook, a film student at University of British Columbia. You can view the winning video below. 160;  Subscribe to CIRPD's Channel. Whiplash Video Competition Finalist.