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The Difference Between Photos and a Point Cloud Model at a Crash Site

When a crash happens, photos are usually the first way the scene is recorded. They show vehicle damage, debris on the road, skid marks, and other visual details that help tell part of the story. Photos are helpful, but they do not always capture enough information to fully document a crash site. A point cloud… Read more »

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How Plowed Snow Can Create New Roadway Hazards

When winter storms hit, snowplows are quick to clear the roads so traffic can keep moving. While plowing improves traction and helps restore visibility, it can also create new hazards that are not always obvious to drivers. Even after a roadway appears clear, the snow pushed aside can affect how safe it really is. Understanding… Read more »

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Understanding Stopping Sight Distance: When Road Layout Sets Drivers Up for Danger

When most people think about roadway safety, they focus on driver behavior. It is easy to assume that staying alert and following the rules of the road will prevent a crash. However, roadway design plays a major role in whether a driver can respond to a hazard in time. One of the most important design… Read more »

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Common Hazards Associated with Driving in Rain

Driving in the rain isn’t just unpleasant, it’s dangerous. Wet weather can turn a routine trip into a high-risk situation faster than many people realize. That’s why it’s so important to understand the hazards of rain and take proper precautions. It can make a big difference in your safety behind the wheel. Slippery Roads and… Read more »

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The Important Versatility of Point Cloud Models

When you’re looking to reconstruct the details of a collision, having accurate visual and spatial data makes a world of difference. Over the years, a number of tools have come and go, but point cloud models continue to stand out. It’s not just about their accuracy, but for their adaptability. If you’ve suffered the misfortune… Read more »

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How You Can Drive Safely in Reduce Visibility

Driving when visibility is compromised presents a serious challenge. Situations where darkness, fog, heavy rain, or even smoke are present can catch even confident drivers off guard. Here are some practical strategies that will help you stay alert, cautious, and most importantly, safe when the road isn’t clearly visible. Slow Down and Increase Following Distance… Read more »

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How to Drive Safely in High-Traffic Areas

Navigating a high-traffic area can test the patience and skill of even the most seasoned drivers. It doesn’t matter if you’re commuting to a city daily, navigating a congested highway, or dealing with a jam-packed event exit, safe driving requires more than just keeping your hands on the wheel. Staying calm, alert, and strategic can… Read more »

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Why Point Cloud Models Represent a Real Step Forward in Accident Investigation

Accident reconstruction has relied on physical evidence, photographs, and detailed measurements since as long as it’s been an investigative field. But in recent years, investigators have gained a new tool that changed the field—point cloud models. This technology represents a serious advancement, offering a level of precision, clarity, and utility that simply wasn’t possible before…. Read more »

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Why Car Accident Frequency Increases in the Summer – Part II

Counter to what many may believe, car accident frequency actually increases during the summer. In Part I of this two-part blog series, we covered increased traffic, teen drivers, construction zones, and summer celebrations all contributing to a spike in car accidents during the warmer months. But there’s more to the story. Some of the most… Read more »

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Why Car Accident Frequency Increases in the Summer Part I

Many of us look forward to summer for good reason. The days are longer and road trips and vacations are more common. But while the warmer months bring plenty of sunshine and travel opportunities, they also come with a noticeable increase in car accidents. It may seem counterintuitive, especially with clear skies and dry roads,… Read more »