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Bull bars save lives within the "speed limit." Unfortunately the protection bars are removed from the trailers after the inspection in many countries.

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Milky Wyte1 yıl önce

They’re actually called Mansfield bars, bull bars are for the front bumper

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Boosted Safe1 yıl önce

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Jahnel 🇺🇦1 yıl önce

Hello from Germany, in the company where I work we build concrete mixers on trucks, so the underride protection must be checked by us, at a speed of 170 the driver must come out with minimal injuries when the car hits, furthermore our underride protection must not be dismantled, the separation is usually done in non-EU countries. America is one of them.

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Pan1 yıl önce

This should be enforced.

Mighty profil fotoğrafı
Mighty1 yıl önce

The Mansfield bar on the back of a trailer is a mandatory part of the trailer. A trailer without this bar is illegal. If this bar is missing sections or bent the trailer is illegal. 49 CFR 571.223 pertaining to rear impact guards on trailers:

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Tom Wood1 yıl önce

I thought they were called “Mansfield Bars”.

Nerd Daddy 🇦🇹 profil fotoğrafı
Nerd Daddy 🇦🇹1 yıl önce

If you remove them in the EU, you will be stopped by police very quickly and have your license plates removed. In addition you will get a hefty fine.

Mac profil fotoğrafı
Mac1 yıl önce

Mansfield bars....named after Jayne Mansfield

John profil fotoğrafı
John1 yıl önce

whats the purpose of removing them?

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max1 yıl önce

Why can't this be checked at the weigh-in stations?

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Platinum Trivia1 yıl önce

That bar is called an underride guard, and more specifically on the back of a semi-trailer, it's known as a rear underride guard or sometimes a Mansfield bar. The nickname "Mansfield bar" comes from a tragic 1967 car accident that killed actress Jayne Mansfield. After that, regulations were introduced requiring these guards to help prevent cars from sliding underneath trailers in rear-end collisions.

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