The Accident Reconstruction Report provides detailed information about an accident event, including the vehicle and driver involved, accident location and time, speed before and after the accident, acceleration, shock duration, and impact details.
It helps fleet teams understand the circumstances and severity of an accident and supports further investigation and corrective action.
Benefits
- Supports accident investigation with detailed event information.
- Helps understand impact severity using acceleration and shock data.
- Provides speed analysis before and after the accident.
- Helps verify when and where the accident occurred.
- Supports corrective actions based on accident findings.
How to Access
- Reports-->Activity-->Accident Reconstruction
Filters
Use the available filters to select the required accident records.
- Company: Select the required company.
- Branch: Select the required branch.
- Vehicle/Object: Select the vehicle or object to investigate.
- Driver: Select the required driver, where available.
- Date Selection: Select the required accident date or date range.
- Time Range: Use when you need to investigate accidents within a specific time period.
- Click Apply to generate the report.
How to Read
Read the report from an accident investigation perspective:
- Vehicle + Driver: Identify the vehicle and driver involved.
- Date + Location: Confirm when and where the accident occurred.
- Speed Before & After: Compare the vehicle's speed before and after the event.
- Peak Acceleration: Review the recorded acceleration forces to understand the intensity of the event.
- Shock Duration: Check how long the detected shock lasted.
- Impact Time: Identify the time at which the impact occurred.
- Duration of Accident: Review the recorded duration of the accident event.
- Graph: Use the graph for a detailed visual analysis of the accident event.
Example:
To investigate an accident, first verify the vehicle, driver, date, and location. Then review the speed, acceleration, shock duration, and impact time to understand what happened. Use the Graph for further analysis when required.
Take Action
- Investigate the accident based on the available event data.
- Compare speed before and after the accident.
- Review acceleration and shock information to assess the impact.
- Verify the accident location and time.
- Use the graph for detailed investigation.
- Take appropriate corrective action based on the findings.
Important Notes
- Accident details depend on the data recorded by the vehicle/device.
- Peak acceleration values represent the acceleration forces detected during the event.
- Use the Graph option when a more detailed accident analysis is required.
- The Accident Reconstruction Report is generated using data received from the Ruptela device installed in the vehicle.
- The accuracy and availability of accident-related information depend on the data captured and transmitted by the Ruptela device.
- Values such as peak acceleration, shock duration, speed, and impact time are based on the device-recorded event data.