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Rollover Potential of Vehicles on Embankments, Sideslopes, and Other Roadside Features
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THIS PAPER PRESENTS results of a computer simulation analysis to examine the potential of roadside features for inducing vehicle rollover. A modified version of the Highway-Vehicle-Object Simulation Model(HVOSM) incorporating a tire/deformable-soil interaction model was verified by full-scale vehicle tests and used to predict the dynamic responses of representative small and large automobiles traversing various roadside terrain for both tracking and nontracking departures from the roadway.
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DeLeys, N. and Brinkman, C., "Rollover Potential of Vehicles on Embankments, Sideslopes, and Other Roadside Features," SAE Technical Paper 870234, 1987, https://doi.org/10.4271/870234.Also In
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