Crash data retrieval is an important part of accident investigation, providing objective
results and a method for validation of traditional crash reconstruction techniques. Our
experts utilize Bosch's Crash Data Retrieval System for the download and analysis of the
data stored in a vehicle's event data recorder (vehicle black box).
Our crash data retrieval service may include**, but is not limited to the following:
Crash Data Services, LLC uses the Crash Data Retrieval (CDR) System by Bosch
Diagnostics.
Fee: Flat rate of $425 per car* (please see our policies for more information)
*Purchase our accident investigation package and receive crash data retrieval for free.
**The actual data available via crash data retrieval is contingent upon the specific
make/model of the vehicle. Vehicle coverage changes often. Please contact us for
details.
**When dealing with significant accidents, there is always the possibility that data
normally collected within a vehicle’s airbag control module might be irretrievable, such
as collisions where there was power loss prior to completed recording. In such cases,
customers are still responsible for full payment of any crash data retrieval services.
results and a method for validation of traditional crash reconstruction techniques. Our
experts utilize Bosch's Crash Data Retrieval System for the download and analysis of the
data stored in a vehicle's event data recorder (vehicle black box).
Our crash data retrieval service may include**, but is not limited to the following:
- Inspect airbag module damage and photograph
- Download of pre-crash and post-crash information. Data available may include:
- Vehicle speed
- Engine speed in RPM's
- Percent of throttle applied
- Brake status (on or off)
- State of driver's seat belt (buckled or not buckled)
- State of airbag warning lamp
- State of front/passenger air bag (enabled or disabled)
- Time from vehicle impact to air bag deployments
- Number of ignition cycles at time of impact
- Number of ignition cycles at time of investigation
- Time between crash events
- Delta-V (change in velocity) experienced
- Steering input in degrees
- Anti-lock brake activation (on or off)
- Transmission status
- And more...
- Provide copy of data, graphs and report on CD
- Analyze download and provide written summary of data
Crash Data Services, LLC uses the Crash Data Retrieval (CDR) System by Bosch
Diagnostics.
Fee: Flat rate of $425 per car* (please see our policies for more information)
*Purchase our accident investigation package and receive crash data retrieval for free.
**The actual data available via crash data retrieval is contingent upon the specific
make/model of the vehicle. Vehicle coverage changes often. Please contact us for
details.
**When dealing with significant accidents, there is always the possibility that data
normally collected within a vehicle’s airbag control module might be irretrievable, such
as collisions where there was power loss prior to completed recording. In such cases,
customers are still responsible for full payment of any crash data retrieval services.
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| There are currently over 46 million cars registered throughout North America with data available via crash data retrieval. By 2012 all motor vehicles produced for North America will make their crash data available for download. To learn more about the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) ruling that will standardize event data recorders and the way they record, click here. |