Accelerator Heel Point definition

Accelerator Heel Point means the lowest point at the intersection of the heel of the foot and the floor of the vehicle, with the shoe positioned on the Undepressed Accelerator Pedal.
Accelerator Heel Point. (AHP) means the lowest point at the intersection of the heel of the foot and the floor of the vehicle, with the shoe positioned on the Undepressed Accelerator Pedal. This shall be measured using the H-Point Manikin and the foot angle (L46) shall be at a minimum of 87 degrees when the manikin H-Point is positioned at the R Point. For vehicles with R Point to heel vertical (H30) greater than 405 mm, the accelerator pedal may be depressed as specified by the manufacturer. If the depressed pedal is used, the foot must be flat on the accelerator pedal.
Accelerator Heel Point means the lowest point at the intersection of the heel

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