December 9, 2020
Heavy Vehicle Event Data Recorder Quick Reference Guide
Available in our lastest edition of On-Scene
Retrieving and interpreting heavy vehicle event data recorders (HVEDRs) is complex—potentially much more complex than passenger vehicle EDRs. Certification in crash data retrieval for passenger vehicles alone is not sufficient.
Information collected from HVEDRs should be considered jointly with traditional reconstruction techniques to prevent misinterpretation of data.
Also see: HVEDRs: Expertise Required, On-Scene, Fall 2016
March 5, 2020
ACTLA Seminars
March 10 & 12, 2020
Calgary & Edmonton, Alberta
The Alberta Civil Trial Lawyers Association is hosting their bi-annual seminars in Calgary at the Fairmont Palliser Hotel, March 10, 2020, and in Edmonton at the Chateau Lacombe Hotel, March 12, 2020.
We welcome all attendees to stop by the Collision Analysis booth to chat about how we can help you with your collision and injury claims or to arrange one of our free seminars. While you’re there, be sure to enter your name for our prize draw!
We hope to see you there!
December 5, 2019
Event Data Recorder Quick Reference Guide
Available in our lastest edition of On-Scene
Data Commonly Collected by Current Event Data Recorders
- Vehicle speed
- Collision severity
- Brake, throttle, and steering inputs
- Seatbelt usage
- Airbag system status and deployment information
- Anti-lock brake, stability control, and traction control activity
- Rollover data
- Advanced driver assistance functionality
Specific data recorded varies by vehicle.
Data collected from Event Data Recorders (EDRs) should be used together with traditional reconstruction techniques and can provide insights into a collision not available from other physical evidence.
EDRs have been proven to be accurate in most circumstances, but their data must be scrutinized to prevent misinterpretation.
Our experts are trained to download and interpret EDR data. We have the expertise to properly use this technology in analyzing incidents from minor rear-end impacts to complex, multi-vehicle highway collisions.
Contact Collision Analysis to determine how Event Data Recorders can assist your case and to receive your copy of the quick reference guide.
Watch for our next segment, Heavy Vehicle Event Data Recorder Quick Reference Guide!
Also see: Passenger Vehicle Event Data Recorders, On-Scene, Fall 2017.
May 21, 2019
AAIA Convention and Trade Show 2019
May 24 - 25
Red Deer, Alberta
The Alberta Association of Insurance Adjusters is holding their annual Convention and Trade Show this Friday and Saturday at the Cambridge Hotel and Convention Centre in Red Deer. Check out thier webiste for more information. www.albertaadjusters.ca
We welcome all attendees to stop by the Collision Analysis booth to chat about how we can help you with your collision and injury claims or to arrange one of our free seminars. While you’re there, be sure enter your name for our prize draw!
We hope to see you there!
April 17, 2019
Providing Forensic Consulting Services Since 1979
April 17, 2019 officially marks our 40th Anniversary!
We thank all our clients for their support, some of whom have been with us from the beginning. We look forward to cultivating our relationships with our current clients and building new ones in the years to come!
