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Define a crash

An unstable situation resulting in death or injury. Does not include acts of deliberate intent or cataclysm(act of god)

What must be present for something to be considered a crash?

At least one motor vehicle in transport

What are the two types of damage a vehicle can sustain?

Disabling and functional

What is the incident that occurs which initiates a crash?

A harmful event

True or false, damage or injury resulting from a police pursuit is considered a crash?

False, it would fall under Legal Intervention

A vehicle involved in a crash which sustains no damage is referred to as a ?

Phantom Vehicle

What is the point where it can be assumed the participants perceived a hazard?

Point of perception

What is the final resting location?

The final point where a vehicle involved in a crash stops as a result of the crash

When does a crash end?

When the operator of the vehicle resumes control of the vehicle

If someone dies from injuries resulting from a crash within ____ days, the crash will be changed to a fatal incident?

30 days

The type of mark left when a car begins to oversteer, resulting in the rear wheels tracking outside the front wheels are referred to as?

Yaw marks

What are the parallel marks that typically proceed a yaw mark, caused by the wheel sliding while still rotating?

Striations

What type of damage is it when a vehicle hits a pole or other object (not another vehicle or pedestrian)?

Fixed object damage

What type of evidence should you document first on the scene?

Short lived evidence

What is the term used to describe how much of the flow of traffic should be redirected around an accident?

Lane plus 1

What are the two types of reference points for measurements at a crash scene?

Tangible and intangible

What are two methods that can be used for measuring on the crash scene?

Triangulation and base line(coordinate)