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Old 08-10-2015, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho View Post
You cannot suffer an head injury in the car unless the car has hit a solid object. This also was not a sub-concussive impact.

The only way there is risk of injury without hitting a solid object (another vehicle) is when the road is violently rough and you drive down that rough road for a few minutes of continuous shaking. This is unreasonable because the driver could just slow down to get past the rough area after the first few bumps.
Thanks Mark! However, I thought that you could sustain a brain injury if someone slams the brakes and your head slams forward (even if your head doesn't hit anything).
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