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==2020==
* Vol. 27 No 3 - Winter 2020
** European Transport Safety Council: Case Study: Intelligent Speed Assistance on London Buses
** Schmidt, M.: [[Nicht lineare Optimierung in der Unfallanalyse|Non-Linear Optimization in Accident Analysis]]
** Kortmann, A.; Hoger, T.: [[Hochgeschwindigkeitsfußgängerkollision und Verifizierung der Pkw-Kollisionsgeschwindigkeit bei Fußgängerunfällen anhand von Biofidel-Dummy-Verletzungen|High Speed Pedestrian Collision and Verification of Car Collision Speed in Pedestrian Accidents Based on Biofidelic Dummy Injuries]]
** Crowson, B.: Braking and Acceleration Calculations by Mental Arithmetic
** Mikulec, R.; Tokař, S.; Semela, M.: Case Study: Single Vehicle Rollover Accidents
** Senior, F.: NPCC Update: ISO 17020


==2019==
==2019==

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2020

2019

2018

  • Vol. 26 No 1 - Spring 2018
    • Weaver, M.: Assuming a coefficient of friction value (see also Vol. 26 No 2, p. 47)
    • Schmidt, M.: The art of reconstruction
    • Kortmann, A.: Comparing crash behaviours in crash tests - The new biofidelic dummy
    • Gooding, S.: Towards an Accident Investigation Branch for Roads?
    • Harrison, K.: Suicide on UK Roads - ‘Lifting the Lid’
    • Ault, B. N.; Toomey, D. E.: Application of lateral pole impact force-displacement data to the reconstruction of side impacts with narrow objects

2017

2016

2015

  • Vol. 23 No 3 - Winter 2015
    • Bowles, R.: Recording the Scene: How Advanced Technology is Changing the Way We Work
    • Richardson, S.; Josevski, N.; Sandvik, A.; Pok, T.; Orton, T.; Winter, B.; Wang, X.: Pedestrian Throw Distance: Impact Speed Contour Plots Using PC Crash
    • Kuranowski, A.: Unconventional Methods of Assessing Crash Velocities From Readings Frozen on the Speedometers and Tachometers of Vehicles During Accidents
    • Zebala, J.; Wach, W.; Ciepka, P.; Janczur, R.: Bypassing an Unexpected Obstacle Driving a Car with Zero Tyre Pressure in One and All Wheels
    • Pfleger, E.: Viewing Behaviour as an Accident Cause
  • Vol. 23 No 2 - Autumn 2015
    • Bartlett, W.; Meyers, D.: Time and Distance for a Motorcycle to Turn Away from an Obstacle
    • Guillaume, A.; Hermitte, T.; Herve, V.; Fricheteau, R.: Car or Ground: Which Causes More Pedestrian Injuries?
    • Spiller, K.: Digital Tachograph 4Hz Testing
    • Seidl, M.; Carroll, J.; Cuerden, R.: eCall: Defining Accident Conditions for Mandatory Triggering of Automatic Emergency Calls
    • Price, D.: Tyre Explosion Inside Vehicle Causes Fatality
  • Vol. 23 No 1 - Spring 2015
    • Banks, P.: How Does the Advancement of Headlight Technology Improve Pedestrian Night Time Conspicuity?
    • Hollingsworth, M.: Can Skid Testing Using a Vehicle Fitted with ABS be used to obtain Coefficients of Friction that can be used for Calculations Within Collision Investigation?
    • Greatrix, G.: Creating Graphical Information from Vehicle Performance Data
    • Weaver, M.: Does the Fitting of Space Saver Tyres Affect the Braking Efficiency on Motor Vehicles?
    • Stevens, A.: Pedal Error: Driver’s Reaction and Perception
    • Slark, A.: An Exploration to Find the Threshold Luminance Values Associated with the Detection of a Pedestrian at Night on an Unlit Road
    • Taylor, S.: Driving, Vision and the Impact of Age
    • Lolacher, T.: Canadian Association of Technical Accident Investigators and Reconstructionists (CATAIR)

2014

  • Vol. 22 No 3 - Winter 2014
    • Imler, S.; Heller, M.; Raasch, C.; Watson, H.; Zhao, K.: The Effect of Rear Impact Collision Delta-V and Restraint Status on Injury Outcome
    • Gallo, M.: Pedestrian -v- Vehicle Collisions: A Michigan Outlook
    • Marsh, I.: An Evaluation of the Effect of Data Recorders in Reducing Police Vehicle Collisions
    • Marsh, I.: It’s All a Matter of Degree
  • Vol. 22 No 2 - Autumn 2014
    • Crouch, M.: Quantifying the Uncertainty in Skid to Stop Calculations
    • Crabtree, M.; Lodge, C.; Emmerson, P.: Pedestrian Walking Speed and Time to Cross Road
    • Hulshof, W.; Knight, I.; Edwards, A.; Avery, M., Grover, C.: Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEBS) Test Results
    • Keenan, J.; Littler, M.: Cycle Acceleration Trials at Bruntingthorpe in 2014
  • Vol. 22 No 1 - Spring 2014
    • Henderson, B.; Hoyes, P.; Hall, M.: Measurement of Vehicle Height Changes Under Maximum Braking
    • Jaques, A.: The Fall and Rise of LEDs
    • Leigh, A.; Searle, J.: Witness Judgement of Vehicle Distances
    • Bartlett, W.: Evaluating Motorcycle Speed from Crush Using the Searle Method
    • Harty, D.: Controllability: A Vehicle Engineer’s Perspective
    • Symons, J.: Medium and High Speed Weave
    • Foster, T.: Crowthorne Test Track: 1960 – 2014

2013

  • Vol. 21 No 3 - Winter 2013
    • Muttart, J.; Bartlett, W.; Kauderer, C.; Johnston, G.; Romoser, M.; Unarski, J.; Barshinger, D.: Determining When an Object Enters the Headlight Beam Pattern of a Vehicle
    • Goddard, C.: Crash Testing Stepper Motors and Speedometers
    • Tebbutt, I.: Can You Believe the Speed
  • Vol. 21 No 2 - Summer 2013
    • Zebala, J.; Ciepka, P.; Reza, A.: Pedestrian Speeds and Acceleration: Results of Research on Contemporary Population
    • Weyde, M.; Jager, S.; Knape, M.: Construction and Testing of a Pedestrian Dummy for Realistic Vehicle Damage in Experimental Simulations of Car -v- Pedestrian Collisions
    • Rheubottom, C.: TelemaTics on Trial
  • Vol. 21 No 1 - Spring 2013
    • Neades, J.: Skid Testing With Confidence
    • Kowalski, M.; Swider, P.: Accuracy of Linear Measurements at the Place of Accident
    • Webb, J.: IDR Comparison

2012

  • Vol. 20 No 3 - Winter 2012
    • Chapman, G.: In the Name of Road Safety
    • Green, M.: Seeing Pedestrians at Night
    • Green, M.: Visual Forensics of Older Drivers
    • A Report by The Institute of Advanced Motorists: Holding Back the Gears
  • Vol. 20 No 2 - Summer 2012
    • Hudson, R.; MacDonald, D.; Humphreys, M.: Race Track Modeler. Developing an Iterative Design Workflow Combining a Game Engine and Parametric Design
    • Crouch, M.: Maximum Braking Obtainable for a Pedal Cycle
    • Crookes, K.: Forensic Video Analysis
  • Vol. 20 No 1 - Spring 2012
    • Swint, E.; Fritsch, E.; Unser, B.: Effect of Directional Tyres on Wet Traction
    • Dobbins, C.; Neades, J.: Measuring Critical Speed Marks
    • Symons, A.J.: Limitations of Vision

2011

  • Vol. 19 No 3 - Winter 2011
    • Kelly, T.; Jackson, K.; Wylde, J.; Langham, M.: Witness Assessment of Vehicles in Traffic Collisions
    • Hope, L.; Gabbert, F.: Protecting Eyewitness Evidence: What can the Self Administered Interview (SAI) Contribute to the Investigation of Road Traffic Incidents?
    • Neades, J.: Incomplete Wheel Lockup
  • Vol. 19 No 2 - Summer 2011
    • Greatrix, G.: Commercial Vehicle Mirrors and Zones of Visibility
    • Searle, J.: The Application of the Throw Distance Formulae
  • Vol. 19 No 1 - Spring 2011
    • Greatrix, G.: Locating Camera and Unrecorded Item Positions
    • Read, T.: Bosch Crash Data Retrieval Tool (CDR)
    • Pamplin, C.: What to do if a Solicitor Hides Your Report From the Court

2010

  • Vol. 18 No 3 - Winter 2010
    • Tomlin, C.: Know How to Use Phone Data in Your Investigations
    • Lambourn, R.: Motorcycle Tyre / Road Friction
  • Vol. 18 No 2 - Summer 2010
    • Stevenson, T.; Raine, J.: Vehicle Speed Determination from Fuzzy Evidence in a Multiple Pedestrian Collision
    • Marks, C.: Some Fundamental Confusions and Concerns in Motor Vehicle Crash Analysis
  • Vol. 18 No 1 - Spring 2010
    • Searle, J..: The Reconstruction of Speed in Motorcycle Collisions from the Extent of Damage
    • Craig, A.; Mayer, J.: Vehicle Acceleration Rates from Rest When Cornering at Intersections

2009

  • Vol. 17 No 3 - Winter 2009
    • Henderson B.; Hoyes, P.: A Study of Extreme Partial Collisions
    • Hamernik, J.D.; Paster, E.; Wittekind, D.; Tholl, B.; Padden, J.: Quantifying the Effects of Surface Debris on Vehicle Deceleration Rate and Anti-lock Brake Systems
    • Greatrix, G.: Drivers and Sleep Related Accidents
    • Gibb, F.: The Art of Being an Expert Witness
  • Vol. 17 No 2 - Summer 2009
    • Nightingale, B. T.: Accident Reconstruction of Rollovers - A Methodology.
    • Tanner, C. B.; Durisek, N. J.; Hoover, T. D.; Guenther, D. A.: Automotive Restraint Loading Evidence for Moderate Speed Impacts and a variety of Restraint Conditions. (See also SAE:2006-01-0900)
  • Vol. 17 No 1 - Spring 2009
    • Neades, J.; Shephard, R.: Review of Measurement Protocols Applicable to Speed from Damage Programs.
    • Keifer, O. P.; Layson, P. D.; Reckamp, B. C.: The Effects of Seated Position on Occupant Kinematics in Low-speed Rear-end Impacts.

2008

2006

  • Vol. 15 No 2 - Summer 2006
    • Walsh, D.; Simms, C.; Wood, D.: Derivation of Confidence Limits for Impact Speed Estimation from Pedestrian Projection Distance

2005

  • Vol. 14 - Autumn 2005
    • Branch, R. A.: Analytical assessment of the critical speed formula. pp. 28 – 36
  • Vol. 14 - Issue 1
    • Lie, A.; Kullgren, A.; Tingvall, C.: Comparison of Euro NCAP test results with Folksam car model safety ratings. pp. 4 – 11
    • Greatrix, G.: The geometry of the cut-in of rigid articulated vehicles. pp. 12 – 13
    • Jungmichel, M.; Stanzel, M.; Zobel, R.: Special aspects in accident reconstruction in the accident investigation department of Volkswagen. pp. 14 – 21

2004

  • Vol. 13 - Issue 3
    • Muttart, J.: Examining the myth of perceptual tropism or the moth-to-flame phenomena: Myth busted! pp. 64 – 68
    • Thorneycroft, H.: Forensic light bulb examinations. pp. 69 – 70
    • Strauss, M.: The biomechanics of a low-speed rear-end collision. pp. 71 – 75
    • Mills, R. N.: Forensic damage analysis for fraud detection. pp. 76 – 81
  • Vol. 13 - Issue 2
    • Hulme, P.: Tyre pressures and handling. pp. 32 – 35
    • Lambourn, R.: The frequency of dry tyre/road coefficient of friction in south-east England. p. 36
    • Greatrix, G.: Uncertainty in accident investigation. pp. 37 – 39
    • Singh, J.: Uncertainty relationships for derived stiffness coefficients from full width front to rigid barrier collision tests using normally distributed input parameters. pp. 40 – 57
  • Vol. 13 - Issue 1
    • Bellion PRT: Adult pedestrian head strike indicates car impact speed. pp. 4 – 9
    • Hague, D.: Calculation of speed from motorcycle slide marks. Estimation of deceleration rate from published data. pp. 10 – 16
    • Zeidler, F.: Airbag control unit design - complexity leads to numerous misunderstandings. pp. 18 – 23

2003

  • Vol. 12 - Issue 1
    • Axup, D.: The implications of pavement flushing on skid resistance. pp. 4 – 7
    • Foster, T.: Child pedestrian pace data gathered at parkside junior school (Ashbourne) 23 May 2002. pp. 14 – 25

2002

  • Vol. 11 - Issue 2
    • Hugemann, W.: Driver reaction times for defensive actions in road traffic. pp. 40 – 49
    • Bentley, J.: An introduction to train brakes. pp. 50 – 53
  • Vol. 11 - Issue 1
    • Woo, T.: Simulation of mobile phone use. pp. 4 – 9
    • Bartlett, W.; Wright, B.; Brach, R.; Baxter, A.; Schmidt, B.; Masory, O.:Accuracy of vehicle speed estimates by stationary witnesses. pp. 10 – 14
    • Shore, S. W.: Trailer braking systems and the unbraked trailer syndrome. pp. 21 – 25
    • Greatrix, G.: Multi-surface braking. pp. 32 – 33

2000

  • Vol. 9 - Issue 3
    • Bailey, S.: Skid tests - the influence of tyre pressure and load. pp. 52 – 55
    • Hugemann, W.; Lange, F.: Braking performance of motorcycles. pp. 56 – 61
    • Horan, D.; Pugh, D.: Driver blind spots and the need for additional mirrors. pp. 62 – 64
    • Brown, D.: The stability of caravans. pp. 65 – 69
  • Vol. 9 - Issue 2
    • Vaughan, R.: Acceleration of pedestrians. pp. 28 – 31
    • Bailey, D.: LGV Speed Limiters (a case study). pp. 36 – 37
    • Stradling, S.: Drivers who speed. pp. 38 – 41
    • Womble, C.: Occupational road risk. pp. 42 – 46
  • Vol. 9 - Issue 1
    • Smith, R.; Evans, A.: Pedestrian throw calculations. pp. 8 – 11
    • Wood, D.; Simms, C.: Coefficient of friction in pedestrian throw. pp. 12 – 14
    • Byard, N.: Using in-depth accident data to promote safer car design. pp. 15 – 17
    • Lambourn, R.: Motorcycle braking tests. pp. 18 – 19

1999

  • Vol. 8 - Issue 1
    • Bailey, D.: Wet surface skid testing. pp. 24 – 25

1996

  • Vol. 5 No 1 - Spring 1996
    • Searle, J.: Throw distance in pedestrian impacts. pp. 10 – 14

1994

  • Vol. 4 No 1 - Spring 1994
    • Hill, M.: Calculations of vehicle speed from pedestrian throw. pp. 18 – 20

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