The crash scenario can be a crash type or a crash severity.

A crash risk factor can be assigned to a driver behavior in a database (710), where the crash risk factor has a value related to a crash scenario.

The severity of the injury thus reflects the effect the hazard has on the consumer under the conditions described in the injury scenario.

The probability of injury' in this instance is the probability that the injury scenario may actually happen.

the overall probability of an injury scenario is at least > 1/100.

It is therefore of prime importance to have a clear idea of the type of consumer pictured in the injury scenario.

the highest probability for an injury scenario to happen should be the decisive factor for the risk' of the product.

Parking on a road accident scenario (without the presence of the police)

Where an injury scenario is nevertheless described in a single step, the probability of the scenario can also only be determined in a single overall step.

This type of pre-braking corresponds to a real-world accident scenario.

While the injury scenario describes how the consumer is injured by the hazard, the scenario only happens with a certain probability.

Once the overall probability has been calculated for an injury scenario, it should be checked for plausibility.

Once the overall probability has been calculated for an injury scenario, it should be checked for plausibility.

the overall probability of an injury scenario is quite high (at least > 1/100).

in order to determine which injury scenario puts the product at its highest risk.