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You are here: Home / News / Crash Survivor Credits TTI’s Technology for Saving His Life

Crash Survivor Credits TTI’s Technology for Saving His Life

August 5, 2011

If you drive much around Texas or around the country, there is no doubt you have seen the ET-2000 in use on guardrails. Watch this testimonial of a roadside crash survivor, Donny Ohana, and one of the inventors of this TTI-developed technology, Hayes Ross, that Ohana says saved his life. For more information about TTI’s crash testing program, visit https://crashtesting.tti.tamu.edu/.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: crash testing, roadside safety

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