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In Automotive Seat Belt Torsion Bars – Design Issues Part 1, the design philosophy behind the use of load limiting Automotive Seat Belt Torsion Bars and their risks and purported…..

  Seat belts in cars contain a device called a “seat belt retractor”. This device holds the seat belt webbing and also contains a seat belt locking mechanism that activates…..

Introducing Vasiliki Kefala, Ph.D. out of our ARCCA office in Philadelphia!

Seat belt use in the United States has reached a high of 90.4 percent according to a recent government survey¹.  There has been a steady increase in seat belt usage…..

Introducing Wade Lanning, Ph.D. out of our Seattle office! Dr. Wade Lanning is a Senior Engineer at ARCCA specializing in the forensic analysis of mechanical failures and material degradation, such…..

ARCCA’s Senior Accident Reconstructionist Joseph Teitelman, B.S.M.E., ACTAR will be presenting at the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society , Delaware Valley Chapter’s April Meeting on April 21st from 6:00-8:30PM.  Mr……

In the field of litigation, being able to capture the full attention of the jury and other legal parties can be the key to winning your client’s case. Our Visuals…..

One of ARCCA’s Senior Engineers, Jim Mason, Ph.D., recently co-authored the 3rd Edition of ‘Vehicle Accident Analysis and Reconstruction Methods’ with Raymond M. Brach and R. Matthew Brach. This updated…..

Separate bike lanes, on either the right or left side of the road, allow cyclists to pass slower moving traffic. However, the cyclist must exercise a higher degree of caution…..