Hi there,
There's an accident between a truck and a car where the primary point of impact was between the truck's right front tire and the driver's side of the car (sideswipe collision). The impact left what looks to be tire marks on the side of the car.
Is it possible to estimate the angle that the tires were at the point of impact based on the tire marks that it left? Or at least make a determination of whether the tires were parallel to the car or that it had to be at some angle?
Tire Marks On The Side of a Car
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Gery2005
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Re: Tire Marks On The Side of a Car
YES! you can use the tool of tire marks in PC-crash
many years experience in reading EDR data with Bosch CDR in europe, europe is quite difficult regarding EDR data, but time is changing in europe so let get in contact and share experience
Re: Tire Marks On The Side of a Car
Good Afternoon,
Could you or anyone else on here give input on the attached pictures as to what the damage explains. Please & Thank You.
Semi truck was traveling in the fast lane. Nissan Altima in the middle lane. A semi truck traveling behind the accident said that the Semi ahead had turn signal on merged into vehicle. His front passenger Tire hitting Nissans Back driver side wheel well. Do the marks on the altima verity these events and if so How. Or How not?
Could you or anyone else on here give input on the attached pictures as to what the damage explains. Please & Thank You.
Semi truck was traveling in the fast lane. Nissan Altima in the middle lane. A semi truck traveling behind the accident said that the Semi ahead had turn signal on merged into vehicle. His front passenger Tire hitting Nissans Back driver side wheel well. Do the marks on the altima verity these events and if so How. Or How not?
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