ADEG Testing’s Collision Reconstruction team integrates core engineering mechanics with advanced technologies to analyze and reconstruct collisions involving all vehicle types. Our engineers apply scientific methodologies to derive conclusions regarding accident causation, contributing factors, and the potential role of product defects and failures—providing clear, technically sound findings that withstand scrutiny in litigation.

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Our investigations begin with comprehensive evidence documentation. This may include analysis of historical photographs, 3D scanning of collision sites and vehicle deformations, and acquisition of event data from passenger vehicles, heavy trucks, buses, and personal devices.

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Following evidence collection, we perform structured technical analysis using appropriate scientific methods. In some cases, manual calculations provide efficient, reliable solutions. For complex reconstructions, simulation software is deployed to align roadway evidence, such as tire marks and vehicle rest positions, with vehicle dynamics models to explain the sequence of events.

When necessary, ADEG Testing utilizes its controlled testing capabilities to execute full-scale crash tests or component failure reproductions to address complex forensic questions.

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ADEG engineers and scientists are prepared to present their findings as expert witnesses, ensuring that judges, juries, and legal teams can understand the technical evidence underpinning the case. Our team employs clear technical writing, effective data visualizations, and detailed animations to convey complex concepts concisely.

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​ADEG Testing’s professionals have the technical expertise to convert physical and electronic evidence into actionable insights, empowering clients with an accurate understanding of incident dynamics. Whether your case requires individual technical consultation or a multidisciplinary investigation team, ADEG Testing delivers the precision, rigor, and engineering experience necessary to support your litigation strategy.

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