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Unusual Reconstructions
Proposed New Section of the ARC Network

Over the past four years of running the ARC Network we have received hundreds of emails requesting new sections and ideas. One of the recurring requests is a section about unusual reconstructions. The concept is simple, however the execution relies totally upon the participation of YOU, the visitors and members of the ARC Network.

Here is the proposal:

Accident Reconstructionists and Investigators who have worked through some very unordinary or unusual reconstructions/investigations would send the ARC Network an overview of the case and the outcome and we (the ARC Network) would post the information for others to review and learn from.

Obviously, you would want to delete the names and any incriminating information, simply focus on the evidence/facts (scenario, vehicles, formulas, etc.) of the reconstruction/investigation.

This information would be extremely useful for those who are new to accident reconstruction/investigation or those who have never encountered the particular circumstances of the case. Sometimes the obvious isn't so obvious until it's pointed out.

If the ARC Network receives a favorable response to this proposal and actually receives some cases to post, the ARC will dedicate a section of our web site to this topic. The ARC will also build in a discussion based on each unusual case posted, so questions can be posed and answered.

Make that first step and get involved with making the ARC Network an even more valuable resource for all your colleagues. Send us your unusual reconstructions today.

This new proposed section is completely dependent on participation from you! If you support this idea and would like to contribute, please contact the ARC Network.

Email: arc@accidentreconstruction.com
Phone: (866) 223-4984 or (909) 587-8397

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