Ulrich Fuehrer dies at 68; was pioneer in accident research in Germany

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September 10, 2012 - 12:01 am ET

MUNICH -- Ulrich Fuehrer, a pioneer in accident research in Germany, died Aug. 21. He was 68.

Fuehrer worked for a Swedish engineering office and for BMW AG, where he led the project-management team behind the company's first complete crash-testing lab. In 1968, he founded what became Messring Systembau GmbH. The company builds turnkey crash-test systems for automakers, insurance companies and government agencies. He retired for health reasons in 2009.

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