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Collision Magazine

Collision Magazine
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Crash Data Group CDR

Crash Data Group is the exclusive distributor for Bosch Crash Data Retrieval (CDR) hardware and software. Visit our web site for complete information on Crash Data Retrieval.

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CDR User's Summit

CDR User's Summit
is offered annually in Houston, TX. This is a comprehensive Summit to publish Crash Data Retrieval System (CDR) related information in the form of papers, data compendium and the like. It covers legal issues, legislation, user applications, and future developments. Subject matter experts from around the world present on the newest topics and research regarding CDR.

Next Conference
Jan. 17-19, 2011
Houston, TX

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ARC-CSI Crash Conference

ARC-CSI Crash Conference is offered annually in Las Vegas, NV. This 4-day conference includes live crash testing and presentations from leading experts from around the world.

It is the industry's leading conference for private practice crash reconstructionist's and law enforcement.

Next Conference
May 23-26, 2011
Las Vegas, NV

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