Having electronic data does not replace the need for accident reconstruction, rather it has enhanced the analysis. Access to the recorded vehicle data can add elements that previously were left unknown, thus filling in the gaps with more clarity.
Authored by S-E-A Sr. Mechanical Engineer, Shawn Ray, and published in the September issue of DRI, The Voice, click the link here to read more on Exploring the Future of Vehicle Electronic Data.
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