Occasionally, site conditions can hinder the normal application of roadside safety practices or devices. At the location seen here, the driveway is preventing the installation of the appropriate length of guardrail and of a crashworthy end terminal. Instead of relocating the driveway or designing a safe alternative, the bridge rail ends abruptly near the start …
Preservation of evidence doesn’t have to be boring. In a short amount of time, the engineers at Quality Forensic Engineering, LLC can capture evidence and generate scaled 3D models from photographs. This method memorializes the evidence and produces high quality graphics for your case.
Have you met – Tyler White, BSME – Mechanical Engineer? Mr. White is a Mechanical Engineer who investigates cases involving a variety of forensic engineering issues. His accident reconstruction cases have included automobiles, trucks, tractor‐trailers, motorcycles, pedestrians, bicycles, and various machinery and products. He is experienced in documentation and evidence preservation through cutting edge technologies …
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Skid marks can be one of the most valuable pieces of evidence available at a scene. Skid marks can reveal key information such as which lane a vehicle was in, or where the vehicle came to rest. Skid marks can also be used to calculate information like vehicle speeds. The engineers at Quality Forensic Engineering …
Whenever you have the chance of water on a walking surface, you have the possibility of a slippery surface. How does this change when you are virtually guaranteed to have a wet walking surface like at a public pool? As your chances of exposure increase, so does your responsibility of making sure that your walking …
