Category: Vehicle Accident Reconstruction

Why Point Cloud Models are an Important Part of Accident Investigations

A point cloud model of a 2024 Chevy Corvette

When it comes to accident reconstruction, precision and detail are everything. Point cloud models, which utilize cutting-edge technology, have revolutionized how experts analyze and interpret crash scenes. These models offer a three-dimensional visualization of accident scenes, providing invaluable data that was previously not easily attainable with traditional methods. Understanding Point Cloud Models Point clouds are… Read more »

What Are Point Cloud Models?

A point cloud model of a 2024 Chevy Traverse

Technology continually evolves over the years, offering us new tools that enhance precision and clarity. This is especially true in the world of forensic analysis and accident reconstruction. One such technological advancement is the point cloud model. These are utilized across various fields and have become particularly influential in reconstructing vehicular accidents. Let’s take a… Read more »

CDR help file available without installing CDR Software

Did you know that you can open the Bosch CDR software help file on any computer, even one that does not have the Bosch CDR software installed.  This makes looking up a vehicle to determine support, what adapters are needed, and what D2M cable is needed a fairly simple task.  If you have the software… Read more »

The Effect of Vehicle Size and Weight in Collision Outcomes

A mid-size SUV has flipped over on a city road after a vehicle collision

When two vehicles collide, the outcome of the accident isn’t just dictated by the speed or angle of impact. The size and weight of the vehicles involved also play a pivotal role in determining the damage and potential injuries. Here’s how these factors influence collision outcomes and what it means for road safety: The Physics… Read more »

Cars Speaking to Each Other May Become the New Norm

technology car interface

What if your car could “talk” to all of the other cars out on the road and transmit information to them in order to prevent collisions from happening and cut down on traffic bottlenecks? As recently as just two decades ago, the idea of cars communicating with one another would have sounded crazy. But these… Read more »

How to Make Your Car More Eco-Friendly

Do you want to make sure your car is as eco-friendly as it can possibly be? You can start by buying a car that gets excellent fuel efficiency. There are also other steps you can take to ensure your car isn’t polluting the environment any more than it absolutely has to. Here are some tips… Read more »

Study Finds Obese Drivers Face Greater Risk in Car Accidents

In recent years, healthcare professionals have worked hard to raise awareness about health risks such as heart disease and type 2 diabetes that are commonly associated with obesity. With obesity affecting more than one third of all adults in the U.S., this has become an increasingly prevalent issue in the healthcare industry. Now, a new… Read more »

Five Things to Remember to Get the Evidence You Need After a Car Accident

Automobile accidents can be truly terrifying experiences, so it’s no surprise that some find it hard to concentrate immediately following one. Unfortunately, this moment is critical for collecting the evidence that will be needed to protect yourself legally in the future. Here are five things that you definitely need to remember in the wake of… Read more »

How an Accurate Picture of a Car Accident is Painted

  When a car accident occurs, there are several stories that can be told depending on a person’s perspective. Of course you have the people directly involved in the accident– the people inside the car or cars. Then there are witnesses nearby who saw the accident with their eyes from a certain vantage point. And,… Read more »

Where Are Car Accidents Most Prevalent?

Where do car accidents most often happen? Typically, they happen within 25 miles of home. After all, most driving does occur close to home, right?   Think about this: you become so used to the roads around your home, neighborhood, and region, that you become almost too relaxed about it– on “auto-pilot.” And you know… Read more »