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This causes the pole to be either sheared off or to stop the car before the pole hits an occupant.

Exit clauses on rent stabilised apartments for the rent getting too high or the occupant earning too much.

Every occupant of such a position earns a six-figure salary, starting at around $250,000 per year.

First: SUVs don't survive crashes particularly well -- they're very prone to rollover, which generally makes for a bad day for the occupant.

If anything, the focus on occupant safety to the exclusion of others has supported the "race to the top" in terms of vehicle mass and size.

I'd be pretty damn actively aggressive if someone was trying to make me apologize for manufacturing a car that kept its occupant safe in a 110mph crash.

My favorite was "While this is statistically unlikely to remain the case long term, Tesla is unaware of any Model S or Roadster occupant fatalities in any car ever.

Simultaneously, safer air bags, called advanced air bags, were developed that deploy with a force tailored to the occupant by taking into account the seat position, belt usage, occupant weight, and other factors.

Your edit is an important point: As far as I am aware, there are no safety standards or ratings for how likely a vehicle is to injure occupants of other vehicles, let alone unprotected pedestrians or bicyclists.