The electronically triggered device is used to validate the fall formula. Students get practical experience utilizing the formulas learned to calculate speeds from falling vehicles. View of the drop device as it is attached to a vehicle. This is one of the essential elements when calculating the speeds of vehicles based on physical evidence. Once all physical data has been collected, students then employ their advanced collision analysis skills.
Students receive extensive practical measurement assignments of real roadways.
The roadway measurement assignments include straightforward and complex intersections. Both basic and advanced measurement techniques are both taught and practiced during the numerous outdoor measurement exercises. During the course, students are instructed some basic drafting techniques. Students are given ample opportunity to apply these drafting skills during class and after hours. Ttechniques, such as safely opening a sealed beam lamp is demonstrated.