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Collision Investigation

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Collision Investigation
PC 818 Rachel Carbery – Traffic Collision Unit
Causes of collisions
 Rarely – mechanical defect
 Distraction (for example kids, phone, radio)/ fatigue
 Momentary lapse of concentration (thinking you see your friend or
having a conversation)
 Misjudge distance and speed (coming to a junction and seeing a car in
the distance thinking you have enough time to get out, however that
car is going faster than what you think)
 Inappropriate speed for the conditions
Role of a collision investigator
 Lead agency in collision investigation
 Primary duty is to investigate and establish the circumstances that
have led to a road death and life changing injuries
 Provide an explanation to the family and friends of what has happened
(biggest part of the role)
Qualifications of a collision investigator
 Minimum level is certificate of higher education
 Currently being moved to FdSc and BSc (Hons) degree in forensic
collision investigation
Lancashire requirements:
 Police officers
 Advanced car drivers
 Tac ops/ road policing experience
 Vehicle examination qualifications – cars to HGV’s
What do we do?
 Attend scenes of serious/ likely to prove and fatal road traffic collisions
 Serious and fatal Police Vehicle Incidents
 Vehicle examinations
 Instant Data Recording downloads
 Scan various scenes including murder scenes (using a 3D Scanner)
 Industrial accidents
 Comply reports for court cases (coroners court)



What is collision investigation?
 We carry out a detailed examination of the scene
 Analyse all the evidence to determine all the factors that resulted in
the collision occurring
 Collision investigators are expected to remain impartial and to assist
the court
 Not to act as prosecution witnesses

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