The PI
Magazine Bookstore is
proud to offer investigators The Pocket
Traffic Accident Reconstruction Guide. As traffic accident
investigators or reconstructionist you probably have the
common speed and sliding formulas memorized. However, there
likely are formulas out there that you haven’t committed
to memory. And, while it’s not practical to carry around
a large textbook to every accident scene, having some type
of reference would make your job easier. That is why the
Pocket Traffic Accident Reconstruction Guide was created.
Timothy Stabb, the author, created the Pocket Traffic Accident
Reconstruction Guide to be an easy to use reference for anyone
investigating a traffic accident. The guide is a pocket-sized
booklet containing over eighty equations to compute vehicle
velocity/speeds, distance, time acceleration rates and more.
Designed to fit in a shirt pocket or briefcase, this handy
guide also contains a glossary of traffic collision terms,
a table of roadway friction coefficient values and a conversion
multiplier.
It contains equations for:
• Converting speed from MPH to FPS
• Converting velocity from FPS to MPH
• Airborne projectile motion
• Center of gravity mass
• Pedestrian impact
• And many more
Contents:
Acceleration/Deceleration Rate 14
Acceleration/Deceleration Table 2728
Airborne Projectile Motion 1315
Center of Gravity/Mass 1920
Conservation of Momentum 2122
Conversion Table 31
Critical Speed Scuff/Yaw 8
Distance 45
Drag/Acceleration Factor (g) 1517
Friction Coefficients Table 2829
Glossary 32
Grade 7
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Kinetic Energy 67
Low-Speed, Rear-End Impact 19
Pedestrian Impact 18
Pedestrian Sliding/Tumbling Friction 29
Principal Direction of Force 2324
Radius of a Circle 8
Rollover/RotatingVehicle Friction 30
Speed from Damage (Vehicle) 2425
Speed from Pole or Tree Impact 26
Speed/Velocity Change (delta-v) 22
Time 910
Vehicle Model Year from VIN 30
Velocity 1113 |
Hardcover
56 pages
3 5/8 " x 5"
retail $15.00
Our Price $12.00
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