FUNDAMENTALS OF ROAD ACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION

Enter the fascinating world of road accident reconstruction with this academic textbook. Learn the mechanisms of vehicle movement in critical situations and understand the course of road accidents. Find out how to analyze braking, overturning and collision processes, including those involving pedestrians. Gain knowledge in accident medicine and biomechanics, essential for a comprehensive analysis of events.

• Complete academic textbook dedicated to road accident reconstruction.
• Detailed descriptions of the mechanics of car movement in critical situations.
• Analysis of processes of braking, overturning and collisions.
• Knowledge in the field of accident medicine and biomechanics.
• Rules for developing a description and documentation of the accident site.
• Methods of analysis of the course of the accident (computational, graphical and computer-aided).
• Examples from court practice illustrating the lecture.

Wydawnictwa Komunikacji i Łączności is a renowned publisher specializing in technical and scientific literature. Their publications are characterized by high substantive quality and a practical approach to the issues discussed. The academic textbooks of this publishing house are valued by students and specialists from various fields.

This book is ideal for students of technical fields, engineers, court experts and all those interested in the subject of road safety and accident reconstruction. Thanks to it, you will gain comprehensive knowledge and skills necessary for the analysis and interpretation of road accidents.

The textbook contains numerous examples from court practice that illustrate the issues discussed and help to understand how to apply the acquired knowledge in real situations. Thanks to this, the book is not only a source of theoretical knowledge, but also a practical tool for people dealing with the reconstruction of road accidents.

Technical data: Pages: 360, Format: 239x169 mm, Year of publication: 2025, Binding: paperback, Publisher: Wydawnictwa Komunikacji i Łączności.