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The crumple zone help protect a passenger from injury by converting some of the kinetic energy possessed by the car into a controlled deformation, or crumpling when there is a crash.

<h3>What is impact?</h3>

The term impact refers to a large force that acts for a short time. Passengers in a vehicles sustain injuries after an accident due to the high impact of the crash.

As such, the crumple zone help protect a passenger from injury by converting some of the kinetic energy possessed by the car into a controlled deformation, or crumpling when there is a crash.

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