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MapScenes
The MapScenes System is designed to provide professional investigators with the tools to capture data quickly and precisely at a scene, and then, visually communicate the output of their investigation in accurate and compelling diagrams under the highest scrutiny.

www.MapScenes.com


Collision Magazine

Collision Magazine
A print publication dedicated to providing timely and current crash research and information. Includes conference DVD's from both the ARC-CSI Crash Conference and CDR User's Summit.

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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.

www.cdr-system.com


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. 21-23, 2013
Houston, TX

www.cdrsummit.com


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 13-16, 2013
Las Vegas, NV

www.arccsi.com

 

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Accident Reconstruction Research: Road Rage

Avoiding Road Rage

If you feel threatened by another motorist, the following gives advice on how to defuse the situation or protect yourself:

  • If you're being hassled by another driver, try not to react. Avoid making eye contact, as this is often seen as confrontational. Don't be tempted to accelerate, brake, or swerve suddenly; again, this may be seen as confrontational and increases your chances of losing control of your vehicle.

  • If a driver continues to hassle you or you think you are being followed, drive on to the nearest police station or busy place to get help.

  • In town, lock the car doors and keep the windows and sunroof only partly open.

  • When stopped in traffic, leave enough space to pull out from behind the car you are following.

  • If someone tries to get into your car, attract attention by sounding your horn or a personal alarm.

  • Do not be tempted to start a fight and do not be tempted to carry any sort of weapon. It may only provoke a potential assailant and could end up in his or her hands.

The Automobile Association
Group Public Policy Road Safety Unit
Matthew Joint, MSc, BSc, MCIT
Head of Behavioral Analysis
March, 1995


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