Resolving visibility questions in nighttime crash investigations
Cases involving nighttime visibility hinge on how lighting conditions affected what drivers could see. Our accident reconstruction and forensic visualization experts conduct scientifically grounded analyses to evaluate what was visible, when it became visible, and under what low-light conditions. These studies are frequently used in litigation involving pedestrian collisions, obstructions, roadway lighting, and perception–reaction time questions.
Our visualizations clearly illustrate what could be seen during the accident sequence and have been accepted in courtrooms and presented to juries nationwide.
