A <u>head on</u> collision produces the greatest force of impact of any collision.
The greatest forces are always generated when two objects collide head-on. The power of the collision is comparable to hitting a brick wall if you are driving at 40 mph and crash head-on with another car that is also at 40 mph.
As opposed to a side collision or a rear-end collision, a head-on collision occurs when the front ends of two moving objects, such as cars, trains, ships, or planes, collide while moving in the opposite direction.
Any collision's force and severity are determined by the energy in both your vehicle and the item you collide with at the time of contact. The second law of Newton asserts that every object you strike will apply force to your car even if it is immobile.
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