Articles
Articles we've written over the years
Road crashes are rarely simple events. Behind every collision lies a complex interaction of human behaviour, vehicle dynamics, roadway design, environmental conditions, and decision-making under pressure. Understanding what truly happened requires more than assumptions or speculation. It requires careful investigation, evidence, and scientific analysis.
Over the years, I have written extensively about crash investigation, forensic evidence, transport risk, and road safety. These articles explore a wide range of topics, from real incidents and major transport events to the science of crash reconstruction, the reliability of modern evidence sources, and the legal issues that arise when collisions are investigated in court.
Some articles focus on the forensic methodology used to reconstruct collisions and identify contributing factors. Others examine common misconceptions about crashes, such as assumptions about speeding, brake failure, or driver behaviour. Several articles address emerging technologies such as telematics, CCTV analysis, and drone mapping, and how these tools are changing modern investigations.
The collection also includes guidance for legal professionals, insurers, fleet operators, and the general public. Topics range from expert witness evidence and insurance disputes to transport crime, commercial fleet risk, and practical advice for drivers after a collision.
Taken together, these articles aim to provide deeper insight into how road crashes are investigated, how evidence should be interpreted, and how better understanding can improve safety, accountability, and decision-making.
Explore the categories below to read articles that examine crash investigation, road safety, transport risk, and the forensic science behind serious collisions.
