According to the experts, side impacts are the second most common type of accidents, after frontal collisions.

"Most serious crashes are frontal collisions, and moving to the back seat puts you farther from the point of impact."

Known today as airbags, this option provided protection for front seat occupants in the case of a frontal collision.

Half of all injuries to drivers or passengers involve frontal collisions.

Without seat belts, passengers in a frontal collision could be hurled against the interior of the automobile or through the windshield.

It has been proven with crash test dummies that this type of airbag technology is very beneficial during a frontal collision.

This is important because statistically, 62% of motorcycle accidents in the U.S. are frontal collisions.

This design distributes the restraining forces over the child's head and body, excluding its limbs, in the event of the frontal collision.

Larger accidents included a frontal collision of two buses.

The spacecraft already has 2 shields because it needs to slow down at some point, so you get protection from frontal collision "for free."