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GUIDELINES FOR THE EXPERT
REPORT
SCENE
A complete
description of the scene Describe possible dangers at the scene (assess
road safety-general)
Describe the following in a complete
manner
- Road surface type
- Road surface condition (bumps, age, etc.)
- Road texture
- Gradients/slopes
- Width of road
- Width of road shoulder - (Gravel or tar)
- Curves/turns before or after scene
- Physical factors that might influence vehicle
dynamics
- Any irregularities
- Point of impact
- Marks made by vehicles on the scene
- Describe how marks were made
- Position of marks on the scene
VEHICLES
- Damage to vehicles
- Position of damage
- Degree of damage
- Type of damage (impact, graze, mechanical
failure)
- Deductions about mechanism that caused
damage
- Final rest positions of vehicles
described
DISCUSSION
- Discuss vehicle movements
- Discuss other possible scenarios
- Discuss probabilities
- Discuss the match between the probabilities and the
physical evidence
(Use a holistic approach and use precise
wording)
CONCLUSION
- Give a summary of most probable scenario
- State other possibilities only if reasonably
possible
- If there is only one possibility, state it
clearly
- Summarize taking road conditions and road
circumstances into account
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