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usually they use dummies that they create to be the average weight of most people, that they implant devices in so they can see the amount of force that was taken, etc.
cadavers tend to be used for educational purposes such as for anatomy courses. they are typically treated with respect, as they should be, not for crash testing when dummies can be used.
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