Women are different than men — including crash test dummies — according to federal transportation officials who this week rolled out a female design they believe will make cars safer for females.
Called THOR-05F, the female dummy is designed to reflect the physical differences between the two sexes with new sensors in the arms, abdomen, and pelvis areas. It will also more accurately simulate crash impacts on the face, neck and spine, according to reporting on the specifications released Friday by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
It replaces a 35-year-old female model called “Hybrid III.”
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said in an…
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