It is a misconception that air bags deploy at a certain speed. I think this might come from bumpers being rated to take a hit at a certain speed without damage, not sure where this thought came from but many many people have it. There are sensors that have to be hit (pretty sure on this model there are two that are in the front low/mid on core support), in order for the bag to deploy. It is really strange, I've looked at many vehicles that have the front ends just wiped out and no deployment, and on closer exam. the sensors aren't even scratched. Hit came in too high or low etc. Have also seen bags pop when a vehicle went off road, and the undercarriage was the only damage. If you (and the shop I would get there opinion) think the bags should've gone off, contact Toyota, there are people (at all manu) who's job it is to go out and investigate these very things (why didn't the bags go off). Hope no one was hurt.
there is no max speed for airbag deployment there is a minimum speed but that speed depends on make of car and airbag
The force of the collision has to be great enough
I don't think they have a maximum, only a minimum.
The force of the collision has to be great enough
The force of the collision has to be great enough
The force of the collision has to be great enough
The force of the collision has to be great enough
There is no minimum vehicle speed. It goes off of acceleration or deceleration in the crash.
In the proper type of collision, the airbag could go off if you are sitting still.
The force of the collision has to be great enough
Airbag deployment can happen at any speed. It's not about the speed, but rather the impact that the car feels to deploy the bags.
In the proper type of collision, the airbag could go off if you are sitting still. It has to do with the "G" force of the collision, not the speed of travel.