Airbag Deployment Speed and Sternum Injuries: What You Need to Know
No, a person generally does not get hit at 300k by an airbag breaking sternum. The speed of an airbag deployment is typically around 100 to 200 miles per hour (160 to 320 km/h), which is sufficient to cause injury but is unlikely to break the sternum.Rotator Cuff Surgery - Related Articles
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