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ARCCA Expert Joseph M. Teitelman wrote an article recently in PAMIC Pulse Magazine for their Spring 2021 issue.  The article, Latest Technology in Accident Construction, explores the new data that…..

Driver Response Times: Accident Reconstruction is more than Physics Out of the most common hazards, drivers respond the quickest to an adjacent vehicle moving over into their lane. The low…..

Join us on April 6th at 12:00pm EST for the CLM Alliance & ARCCA webinar- Connecting the Dots: Failure Analysis in Structures, Products & Humans presented by Jacqueline Lewis Devine,…..

Auto ignition fires can occur when materials undergo a chemical reaction in the environment in which the materials are stored.  Auto ignition is also known as self-ignition or spontaneous combustion. …..

Seatback failure and collapse remain a danger to automobile occupants in real world rear-end collisions.  Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, some automakers still like to refer to this collapse…..

In November 2018, ARCCA expert Michael Markushewski was contacted by TV’s Inside Edition to demonstrate the hazards associated with wheels falling off of a vehicle – the dangerous consequences of which…..

Ask an Expert – Safety Glass Failure Analysis by Wade Lanning Ph.D.  A glass expert explains the differences between different kinds of safety glass, how they are engineered for safety,…..

ARCCA Accident Reconstructionist Joseph Teitelman recently shared his expertise in drone technology during  the podcast, titled “Drones:  The Future Takes Flight.” In the podcast, Joseph discusses the legalities surrounding drones…..

After a big snow storm (greater than a foot), the question often asked is:  “Should I rake my roof?”  The simple answer is:  it depends.  The following should be considered…..