Who was on the wrong side of the road?
Two vehicles collide head on. How can collision investigators tell who was on the right/wrong side of the road at the time of a collision?
Two vehicles collide head on. How can collision investigators tell who was on the right/wrong side of the road at the time of a collision?
Audio recordings are often overlooked as evidence but can help draw important conclusions when investigating a collision, particularly when used alongside video footage
To ensure you receive the most accurate estimate from TRL and to do initial conflict checks, we need basic information at the outset.
Take a look at our dos and don’ts for obtaining and sharing video footage
The Bus Safety Standard is a program of work for Transport for London (TfL) focused on vehicle safety measures.
A case study of an LGV in collision with a cyclists in a cycle lane and how our Collision Investigation team provided information which aided the court hearing.
We share a recent case study of a car in collision with a cyclist in a busy urban area and how our Expert Witness team provided useful information which aided the court hearing.