Participating Organization Directory

The ARC Network is now accepting memberships for participating organizations. The ARC Network is experiencing high traffic and many requests for information on accident reconstruction organizations in their area. We would like to help all accident reconstruction organizations increase their exposure. For detailed information on how to become a participating member click here.

CA2RS: California Association of Accident Reconstruction Specialists CA2RS is an ACTAR affiliated organization established in 1998 which aims to offer resources and training to its members to support and contribute to the growing field of Accident Reconstruction. Training held at CAARS meetings is free to its members, and newsletters are distributed quarterly to keep all members informed. Visit CA2RS Web Site

FARO: Forensic Accident Reconstructionists of Oregon Enhancing professionalism in forensic reconstruction. Incorporated in June 1994, FARO exists to serve the collision investigation and reconstruction community within Oregon. Currently, over 120 members strong, FARO's membership includes engineers, physicians, attorneys, insurance professionals, law enforcement personnel, private investigators, and others. While the bulk of FARO's members are experienced reconstructionists, some are new to the field. Visit FARO's Web Site

IAARS: International Association of Accident Reconstruction Specialists Professional association of civilian and law enforcement personnel involved in the field of accident reconstruction. Yearly seminars are held and newsletters sent to members. Visit IAARS Web Site

NAPARS: The National Association of Professional Accident Reconstruction Specialists, Inc., is a nonprofit specialized organization founded in 1984 whose members have joined together to share the challenge of dealing with the complex problems of accident reconstruction and to upgrade and ultimately professionalize the accident reconstruction field. NAPARS maintains its corporate and business offices in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, DC and is open to all persons who are interested in the fields of accident investigation, accident reconstruction and highway traffic safety issues. Currently, NAPARS has nearly 1300 members from all different kinds of background and disciplines and from all over the world, including police officers, engineers, private consultants and government safety personnel. Visit NAPARS Web Site

NATARI: National Association of Traffic Accident Reconstructionists and Investigators The National Association of Traffic Accident Reconstructionists and Investigators (NATARI) was established as a nonprofit Pennsylvania corporation in 1984. The goal of NATARI is to provide a source of information to be shared among accident professionals on a national basis. This goal is reflected in the NATARI logo comprised of an outline of the nation, a broken wheel signifying a traffic collision and the words "to solve for safety'. NATARI membership is open to professionals who constitute three levels of experience and training. Unique among the organization is the combination of both reconstructionists and investigators, as well as associates. The majority of NATARI members are from the mid-Atlantic areas of the United States, however, the organization has members from other areas of the country and Canada. Visit NATARI's Web Site

NYSTARS: New York Statewide Traffic Accident Reconstruction Society The mission of NYSTARS is to organize into one body, professionals in the field of ground vehicle collision reconstruction and related activities, who support and maintain a high standard of ethics, integrity, credibility and honor in the field of collision reconstruction; to encourage training programs relating to motor vehicle collision investigation and reconstruction through research and communication of matters of mutual interest; to promote traffic safety and foster a spirit of brotherhood among the organization's members eas of the United States, however, the organization has members from other areas of the country and Canada. Visit NYSTARS's Web Site (New Web Site coming soon)

SOAR: Society of Accident Reconstruction Specialists. An organization of accident reconstructionists dedicated to increasing knowledge, enhancing auto engineering, improving traffic safety and the free exchange of information. Membership is open to all people in all aspects of traffic transportation. Membership is comprised of active and retired police officers, professional engineers, automotive engineers and private consultants. We have members throughout the world. Visit SOAR's Web Site

WATAI: Washington Association of Technical Accident Investigators. WATAI is the oldest of the technical accident investigation groups in the United States, and we are pleased to continue our growth into the new millennium. WATAI is a multidisciplinary group of individuals and agencies involved with motor-vehicle collisions. Our members include current and former members of law enforcement, investigators, engineers, forensic scientists, attorneys, and medical specialists. WATAI was formed in 1979. The purpose of the Association is to promote education and research in the field of accident investigation; to encourage interdisciplinary communication between the practitioners of accident investigation; and to cooperate and participate with other organizations dedicated to the science of accident investigations. Visit WATAI's Web Site