Does the Ford Escort have a rear anti-collision beam?
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Ford Escort has a rear anti-collision beam. Here is some relevant knowledge about the functions of front and rear anti-collision beams: Function of the front anti-collision beam: In high-speed frontal collisions, the main force bearing the impact is the vehicle's longitudinal beams, which are responsible for dispersing the impact energy backward throughout the entire vehicle body, serving to dissipate and absorb energy. It can be said that the longitudinal beams are the main force in the entire vehicle's safety protection structure. Function of the rear anti-collision steel beam: The role of the rear bumper is to absorb impact force. For minor collisions, its purpose is to sacrifice the rear bumper to ensure the integrity of the vehicle's chassis and prevent deformation. Without the rear anti-collision steel beam, there is a lack of protection against minor collisions, leading to greater damage to the vehicle body, as the rear impact would directly hit the rear part of the vehicle's axle through the plastic bumper.