car seat air travel bags
How hard/fast does a collision have to be to deploy the air bags of a 2001 Toyota Camry?
Recently I was driving and was in a collision with a truck. I was driving a 2001 Toyota Camry and I thought I was going about 20-30 miles an hour but from the damage some say I might have been traveling at about 40. I did attempt to break but I wasn’t able to stop in time before hitting the truck. My passenger and I were both wearing our seat belts and I was the most damaged with severe bruising.
My question really is, how hard or fast do I have to be traveling for the airbag to be deployed in the 2001 Toyota Camry?
The following links are pictures of my car after the accident:
http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e263/Mieah2/28604_1460794203901_1354822217_3124.jpg
http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e263/Mieah2/28604_1460792923869_1354822217_3124.jpg
I can assure you that you are correct about going 20-30mph. Faster speeds will cause MUCH more damage than this in a Camry. Speed doesn’t make the airbags deploy sensors in various locations do so they can activate at ANY speed if the sensor detects a collision.
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