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Register for CrashScan, find regional support, and explore retrieval workflows, reports, raw evidence and engineering services.
Combined edition updated 2026-11-07The maintained index of CrashScan access, training, reports, validation, evidence and technical support resources.
Source updated 2026-10-11An overview presentation of Collision Sciences services and the role of vehicle evidence in professional workflows.
Source updated 2026-11-06A business and technical framework for insurer pilots. Savings scenarios are illustrative, not guaranteed CrashScan results.
Source updated 2026-10-21Answers about coverage, equipment, pricing structure, account access, training and report delivery for new clients.
Source updated 2026-11-01Technical and educational resources for professional review.
Guidance on collection, preservation, provenance, interpretation and the evidentiary use of digital vehicle information.
Source updated 2026-10-11An educational reference on court authorities, scientific literature and evidentiary foundations, including an October 2026 supplement.
Source updated 2026-11-09Professional qualifications and experience supplied as supporting credentials for expert engagement.
Source updated 2026-10-11Training, troubleshooting and controlled acquisition guidance.
Operational answers about acquisition, connection problems, evidence preservation, reports and technical escalation.
Source updated 2026-10-11First-line checks for app, adapter and vehicle communication issues, with clear escalation guidance.
Source updated 2026-10-11Field technician training covering the approved acquisition workflow and practical vehicle connection procedures.
Source updated 2026-10-11The EDR training presentation covering vehicle data, acquisition and interpretation concepts.
Source updated 2026-10-11Example outputs, authorization and evidence handling.
A sample report for a 2013 Nissan Sentra, retaining recorded data, definitions, limitations and the original page layout.
Source updated 2022-04-01A sample raw data report for a 2022 Toyota Tacoma, including recorded data, data limitations, sign conventions and the event data disclaimer.
Generated november 6, 2026 · VIN masked in source reportA sample report for a 2013 Nissan Sentra, retaining recorded data, definitions, limitations and the original page layout.
Source updated 2022-04-01An evidence transfer and module tracking form. Use the original fillable PDF to complete the form.
Source updated 2026-10-11A sample EDR information release form. Review the original wording for the intended assignment.
Source updated 2021-09-15Methods, findings and limitations. Technical reports and submitted material are identified separately from published material.
Technical source material with methods, results, references and the limitations stated by its authors.
Source updated 2026-09-08Technical source material with methods, results, references and the limitations stated by its authors.
Source updated 2026-09-08Technical source material with methods, results, references and the limitations stated by its authors.
Source updated 2026-09-08An index of nine validation studies and supporting reports, distinguishing independent measurement from cross-tool comparison.
Source updated 2026-10-11Technical source material with methods, results, references and the limitations stated by its authors.
Source updated 2026-09-08Technical analysis of controlled crash tests using independent DSD instrumentation and comparable CrashScan/Bosch outputs.
Source updated 2026-09-08EDR Europe’s comparative technical report on DSD test data, CrashScan and Bosch outputs, traceability and limitations.
Source updated 2026-09-09A manuscript submitted to Forensic Science International: Digital Investigation, addressing EDR, dashcam and digital vehicle evidence.
Source updated 2026-09-08Technical source material with methods, results, references and the limitations stated by its authors.
Source updated 2026-09-08The full Winter 2025 IMPACT magazine issue containing CrashScan-related technical coverage. Original third-party authorship is retained.
Source updated 2026-09-08Technical source material with methods, results, references and the limitations stated by its authors.
Source updated 2026-09-08Technical source material with methods, results, references and the limitations stated by its authors.
Source updated 2026-09-08Numbered case examples and the current index; original numbering is retained.
An index of the public case spotlights. Original source numbering is retained.
Source updated 2026-10-21How can a technically valid stored event be excluded from the collision under investigation?
Source updated 2026-10-11Does an EDR report prove a rear-end collision simply because a vehicle experienced rear damage?
Source updated 2026-10-11How can objective pre-crash data test a reported low-speed account?
Source updated 2026-10-11Why can a single loss produce several stored impact records?
Source updated 2026-10-11Can the driver’s maneuver be reconstructed from the seconds immediately before impact?
Source updated 2026-10-11How can restraint-system fields help organize a multi-impact collision?
Source updated 2026-10-11What does an ignition-cycle count add to event authentication?
Source updated 2026-10-11What can brake and ABS fields establish about pre-impact driver response?
Source updated 2026-10-11Does the presence of an EDR mean occupant information is available for every seating position?
Source updated 2026-10-11How should investigators handle several historical records stored in one module?
Source updated 2026-10-11A practical case example with evidence excerpts and interpretation limits.
Source updated 2026-10-21A practical case example with evidence excerpts and interpretation limits.
Source updated 2026-10-21Can an EDR prove that automatic emergency braking failed just because the vehicle has AEB?
Source updated 2026-10-11What should happen when two decoded outputs appear to disagree on accelerator position?
Source updated 2026-10-11An illustrative reporting workflow: know which document answers the question, and keep the source data connected to the interpretation.
Original illustrative workflow · HTMLAn illustrative three-vehicle scenario: separate event matching from the interpretation of a rear impact.
Published 2026-11-06How can EDR data rapidly surface issues worthy of deeper SIU review?
Source updated 2026-10-11Why can an EDR contain evidence of events that a conventional vehicle-history source does not show?
Source updated 2026-10-11An illustrative reporting example: distinguish a successful retrieval from the presence of a recorded crash event.
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