Survival Issues Luggage rack failure Luggage rack design Motorcoach occupant protection.

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Survival Issues Luggage rack failure Luggage rack design Motorcoach occupant protection

Luggage Rack Failure Summary Luggage rack anchorages failed Compromised lighting system Blocked egress and impeded rescue operations Recommending standards for luggage rack anchorages

Luggage Rack Design

Luggage Rack Design Summary Luggage rack was not designed to minimize injury Witness marks were discovered long the length of the rack Recommending design standards to reduce injury likelihood

Past Board Actions No requirements for occupant protection NTSB recommendations: – First issued in 1968 – 1999 Bus Crashworthiness Report – Develop performance standards for motorcoach occupant protection – Most Wanted List

Motorcoach Roof Damage

Injuries 56 Occupants – driver – 55 passengers 17 Fatalities – 13 on right – 8 of 13 in first five rows Driver

NHTSA Motorcoach Priority Strategies Seat belts Roof strength Fire safety protection Emergency evacuation

US DOT Motorcoach Safety Action Plan In response to Mexican Hat, UT, crash report Full departmental review of motorcoach safety Expected by the end of 2009

Occupant Protection Summary NTSB has identified areas of needed occupant protection improvement NHTSA has delayed motorcoach safety improvements Reiterate 1999 recommendations – Develop performance standards for occupant protection – Develop performance standards for roof strength