The phrase "a safe passenger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who travels in a vehicle without causing any danger or risk to themselves or others.
Example: "The driver appreciated having a safe passenger who followed all the safety protocols during the trip."
Alternatives: "a cautious traveler" or "a secure rider".
Sensitivity studies based on simulations at the population level indicate that the demands for a safe passenger car front shape for head and leg protection are generally consistent, but partially conflict with pelvis protection.
A safe passenger car for overall pedestrian protection should have a wide and flat bumper (covering pedestrians' legs from the lower leg up to the shaft of the upper leg with generally even contacts), a bonnet leading edge height around 750 mm, a short bonnet (<800 mm) with a shallow or steep angle (either >17° or <12°) and a shallow windscreen (≤30°).
An example is a circular carbon fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) rib construction at the position of the b pillar that creates a light, safe passenger compartment to assure the safety of the passengers as well as the components of a alternative drive train in case of a side crash.
ASTRIUM is preparing the development of a safe and passenger friendly Suborbital Spaceplane, taking off and landing from a standard runway, powered by turbofans and using a rocket engine of proven design to reach 100 km altitude.
The latest Boeing 787 is the only totally safe passenger jet, as the design has a separate air supply for the cabin again".
The increase in urban commerce in the United States in the second half of the 19th century augmented the need for city business space, and the installation of the first safe passenger elevator (in the Haughwout Department Store, New York City) in 1857 made practical the erection of buildings more than four or five stories tall.
There is really no excuse, analysts say, for a "bloated" organisation like Indian Railways to renege on promises of ensuring a safe journey for passengers.
"We are working closely with the train operators and other industry partners to do everything we can to reduce disruption, while also operating a safe network for passengers".
Martin Griffiths, chairman of the Rail Delivery Group, which speaks on behalf of the rail industry, said: "Bob Crow was rightly recognised as one of the rail industry's most passionate voices, who championed the crucial role played by staff in delivering a safe service to passengers".
In an attempt to encourage the purchase of safer passenger cars, the tax rate has been reduced over the past few years and favors cars with better safety features [29].
According to the institute, a nonprofit financed by the insurance industry, the widespread adoption of electronic stability control has positioned S.U.V.'s among the safest passenger vehicles on the road.
