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NHTSA. MMUCC Guideline: Model Minimum Uniform Crash Criteria, Sixth Edition. DOT HS 813 525 (February 2025 revised edition)

Method: Document review
Collected: 2025-02-01

The national voluntary guideline governing crash data content, originally published in 2024 and revised in February 2025. The Sixth Edition liberalised mapping rules, added Chapter 10 on traffic records data integration, and incorporated NEMSIS Universally Unique Identifiers as recommended linkage keys.

State Traffic Records Integration for National Safety Performance Management

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State Traffic Records Integration for National Safety Performance Management

Managing Feedstocks for Additive Manufacturing in a Tactical Environment: Supply Chain Security, Material Selection, Storage, and Resupply Doctrine for Forward-Deployed AM Operations

Armor in the Drone Age: Integrating C-UAS Training Into Combined Arms Doctrine, Formation Design, and Crew Standards for the Armored Force

State Traffic Records Integration for National Safety Performance Management

Managing Feedstocks for Additive Manufacturing in a Tactical Environment: Supply Chain Security, Material Selection, Storage, and Resupply Doctrine for Forward-Deployed AM Operations

Armor in the Drone Age: Integrating C-UAS Training Into Combined Arms Doctrine, Formation Design, and Crew Standards for the Armored Force

State Traffic Records Integration for National Safety Performance Management

Managing Feedstocks for Additive Manufacturing in a Tactical Environment: Supply Chain Security, Material Selection, Storage, and Resupply Doctrine for Forward-Deployed AM Operations

Armor in the Drone Age: Integrating C-UAS Training Into Combined Arms Doctrine, Formation Design, and Crew Standards for the Armored Force