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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…..

From navigation and infotainment systems to new sensing technologies such as cameras and radar, the reliance on microprocessors and computer chips has become common in today’s vehicles. The abundance of…..

Slipping Mechanism A typical slip and fall event during normal ambulation occurs when the heel of the forward/swing leg contacts the floor and the foot slides forward against the floor…..

While tracking GPS data from some commercial vehicles has been available for a while, utilizing this data from taxis, police vehicles and tractor trailers is becoming more and more prevalent.

With the warmer weather, there will be an increase in drivers taking to the roadways for vacation travel and, sometimes, having an auto club membership or a newer vehicle with…..

Impacts to passengers from loose and improperly packed cargo in automobiles can and do contribute to injuries in traffic accidents.  Just like unrestrained passengers, unrestrained objects in your car will…..

Bicycle helmets are an integral part of bicycle safety since they can and often do provide a protective effect during a bicycle accident or mishap. A bicycle helmet has three…..

Knee injuries are among the most common in sports. Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury can be career ending in some cases, while more common pathologies, such as patellofemoral pain syndrome,…..