Accident Investigation
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Reconstruction Specialists, Inc.
The Automobile versus Pedestrian Reconstruction course is designed for police officers, investigators, and engineers who will be investigating collisions involving pedestrians and bicyclists. The course will cover formulas used to estimate speed in pedestrian collision investigations. Attendees will also learn about injury analysis and pedestrian kinematics. Time and distance analysis will be discussed. Attendees will learn about the dynamics of pedestrians when struck by vehicles utilizing live crash testing with an anthropomorphic human analog. During the course, attendees will apply the information learned from the At Scene Collision Investigation (Level I) and Advanced Technical Collision Investigation (Level II).
This course is designed for the police officer, investigator, engineer, or other person who is responsible for critical automobile collision investigation and the analysis of those collisions. Attendees will need to bring a scientific calculator to class, as well as a laptop computer that can view ".pdf" files. Course materials will be provided electronically.
A mandatory prerequisite for the course is the successful completion of At-Scene Collision Investigation (Level I) and Advanced Technical Collision Investigation (Level II) from an accredited source (AIRS, Northwestern, IPTM, etc.) Students should expect substantial coursework and projects to reinforce course instruction.
Additional: Lodging and meals are the responsibility of each student/agency.
2026 Classes
Date: November 16-20, 2026
Time: 8 am to 5 pm
Location: Castle Rock Joint Training Facility
303 Malibu Street
Castle Rock, CO 8
Cost: $1150 per person.
Automobile vs. Pedestrian Collision Investigation Course
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