Red Light Return (1965)
“Red Light Return” is a 1965 film produced by Charles Cahill and Associates that explores the effects of a 40-mile-per-hour auto collision on windshields, doors, and passengers. The film features collision tests using different types of glass, door latches, and safety devices like seat belts and harnesses. It also draws a comparison between the velocity of a car dropped from a helicopter and that of a car involved in a collision, highlighting the impact forces experienced during such accidents. The film aims to educate viewers on the importance of vehicle safety features and the potential consequences of car crashes.
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