Brian Lonberg

Formerly at the Cherokee Sheriff’s Office, Georgia, Mr. Lonberg has performed hundreds of investigations and reconstructions of high and low-speed motor vehicle accidents involving passenger cars, motorcycles, pedestrians, bicycles, and commercial vehicles. During this time, the majority of Mr. Lonberg’s cases consisted of fatal, felony, and/or high-profile cases. His experience includes the initial on-scene investigation and gathering of evidence.

Mr. Lonberg's reconstructions involve the use of multiple accident reconstruction disciplines such as: conservation of energy and conservation of momentum analysis to determine the speed of vehicles involved in accidents, occupant injury analysis, driver reaction, and time/distance relationships and analysis.

His investigates analysis of vehicle dynamics, vehicle safety, human factors and visibility investigations. Frequent aspects of these investigations also involve a mechanical evaluation of the vehicle which looks for mechanical failure and performance of the brakes, tires, seat belts, airbags, and overall fitness and safety of the vehicle.

Mr. Lonberg is ACTAR certified (Registration No. 4640) and a member of the National Association of Professional Accident Reconstruction Specialists (NAPARS).