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The dynamics of crash movement
Pedestrian crash research
Quiz: Principles of Motion
Vehicle design and injuries
How bodies react to impact
Quiz: Vehicle design and pedestrian injuries
Injury severity pt1
Injury severity pt2
Quiz: Injury Causes and Severity
Amputations and Head Injuries
Pattern Injuries and Roadway Evidence
Quiz: Head Injury and Roadway Evidence
Scenario One
Scenario Two
Scenario Three
Scenario Four
Scenario Five
Scenario Six
Quiz: Case Review
Resources and Summary
Recommended Reading
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4.9 /5
(123)

  • John
    (5)
    Very good.

    Easy to follow

  • Glenn
    (5)
    Accurate

    Thorough

  • Lisa
    (5)
    Great information

  • Chan
    (5)
    good

    good

  • Casey
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

    Very informative!

  • Melissa
    (5)
    great

    great

  • Willie
    (5)
    good

    good

  • Lake
    (5)
    Fantastic

    Fantastic

  • Chris
    (5)
    Pedestrian v Motor Vehicle

    Injury analysis

  • Jonn
    (5)
    Appropriate

    Very interesting

  • Jason
    (5)
    Informative Course

  • Joshua
    (5)
    Excellent material for learning

    I am very impressed with these courses!

  • Kevin
    (5)
    Excellent

  • John
    (5)
    Excellent

    Excellent

  • Kirk
    (5)
    5 star

    5 star

  • Victoria
    (5)
    Pedestrian vs. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

    Very useful information, great presentation.

  • DeeAnn
    (5)
    pedestrian v. motor vehicle injury analysis

    good

  • Kiersten
    (5)
    Fantastic, Relevant Information

    I really enjoyed this course and benefitted a lot from this instructor's experience and extensive knowledge of the content.

  • John
    (5)
    My opinion

    GREAT presentation!!! While detailed and long, the information is so valuable and useful. My only suggestiion is that the references list made available at the end of the course should be downloadable as a PDF. As it is, I had to copy down the titles of the reference works...

  • Dawn
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

  • Becky
    (5)
    Deputy Coroner

    Enjoyed, learned a lot

  • Stewart
    (5)
    This course was very informative.

    Great content

  • Matthew
    (5)
    Motor Vehicle InJury Analysis

    Excellent and engaging course, I learned a great deal that I hope to take on to my job

  • Madonna
    (5)
    Very interesting

    Loved the scenarios that were used to apply course topics into use!

  • Brittany
    (5)
    Deputy Coroner

    Thought it was a great course that covered a lot of material in an easy-to-learn way.

  • Tracie
    (5)
    Great

    Great

  • Pamela
    (5)
    awesome

    awesome

  • Rae
    (5)
    Ped v veh

    Great class

  • Steve
    (5)
    Ped MV injury

    very interesting material

  • Robert
    (3)
    Pedestrain and Motor Vehicle Injuries

  • James
    (5)
    Was a good class

  • Barbara
    (4)
    Barb Beeksma Coroner

    Great, I love watching and listening to speakers for my learning.

  • Bryant
    (5)
    It was good.

    Good

  • Doug
    (4)
    Vehicle Pedestrian

    Good class...too many scenarios

  • Kristi
    (3)
    Auto Ped injuries

    Pretty good, a little repetitive.

  • George
    (5)
    Good course

    It was a good course

  • Marshall
    (3)
    deputy coroner

    good

  • Melanie
    (5)
    Very information!

    I've learned a lot from this class! I didn't know exactly what to look for when determining the direction of travel (pedestrian). I will now apply this information with my pedestrian v. motor vehicle cases. Great class

  • Mary
    (3)
    Interesting and Helpful- but... ummmm...

    So, here's the thing: I am familiar with the MDI "culture" in which we all are tough-as-nails and nothing shocks or surprises us. But I have to admit, I REALLY didn't feel as though the snuff-films of surveillance footage depicting real people getting killed by cars was... helpful. While I can appreciate an argument stating that such footage is academically and empirically necessary, I see enough carnage at work. I don't want to watch people getting killed. I almost turned it off and abandoned the entire course. The year has been hard enough already

  • Joseph
    (5)
    Lots of information, could have been more sections

    More information by far than some other sections of the course, but the pace and organization were good The instructor knows their material and communicates it well. My biggest gripe is with the use of a small white cursor to indicate items on gray and white line diagrams. I wish the person recording this would have used a larger, darker or inverted mouse cursor to point out items and directions on the crash diagrams and photos. On a laptop screen often I was guessing at what was being indicated. And since there is no easy way to "back up 10 seconds" this is even more of a problem.

  • Margaret
    (5)
    Very Informative and relevant to our career.

  • Michael
    (5)
    Er

  • Audrey Rebecca
    (5)
    Great!!

    Very great information

  • becky
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor vehicle analysis

    Great material

  • Lisa
    (5)
    super informative

    I really loved this course, I actually want to do it again, it was packed with a lot of information.

  • roman
    (5)
    Great

  • Pamela
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

    Excellent presentation; great visuals; I'd recommend this course to others.

  • Sam
    (5)
    Great class.

    great information.

  • Anthony
    (5)
    I learned a lot!

    Excellent presentation. Very informative. I learned a lot.

  • Melanie
    (5)
    good

    long

  • GLENN
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

    seemed to be a much longer than normal course

  • Bill
    (5)
    Recognizing Injury Patterns

    Excellent Course! Well done!1

  • Adam
    (5)
    Good title for the class

    Great info. Learned a lot of new info.

  • Christopher
    (5)
    Pedestrian Crash Class

    I really did not have a lot of knowledge in this topic. I am in general detectives now and at times we do respond to fatalities to assist. I will be able to use some of the knowledge from this class to assist with those investigations. Thank you,

  • Paul
    (5)
    Excellent course

    Frank brought personal experience to the course with scenarios and examples. Excellent.

  • John
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis Course

    Excellent, highly technical and scientifically based course. Case examples were excellent because of the meticulous correlation of scene topography with vehicle damage and forensic pathology findings. Videos of actual accidents were very instructive to see.

  • JUSTIN
    (5)
    Excellent class, very thorough and insightful. Will definitely implement this into future training

  • Emil
    (4)
    Great

    Well done

  • Phaedra
    (5)
    excellent

    This was a very well put together slide presentation. I actually learned some valuable information when it comes to scene investigations work.

  • Amanda
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

  • Natasha
    (5)
    amazin

    so much fun

  • Kirsten
    (5)
    Excellent class!

    Highly recommend this course. Valuable knowledge that helps the death investigator with their investigations.

  • Kayla
    (5)
    Great course

    It was extremely informative and a great learning opportunity.

  • Lorrie
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury

    5

  • Elizabeth
    (5)
    Good information

    Enjoyed this course, especially the part about which injuries were caused by what vehicle part impacting the pedestrian.

  • Lindsey
    (5)
    Interesting and informative

    Very good class. I learned a lot about crash dynamics and how they relate to injuries.

  • JASON
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

    Great class, the information is second to none. Thanks!!

  • Doreesha
    (5)

  • Brian
    (5)
    Appropriate for lecture.

    This was a really outstanding class as our agency handles. a lot of vehicle versus pedestrian type incidents and the information covered will immediately begin to assist me in my investigations. Thank you!

  • Brittany
    (5)
    Amazing

    Absolutely loved this class. Super informative and the breakdown of each and every thing he went over was so helpful. I love the extra reading list given at the end and the fact that his contact information was not only listed but that he encouraged us to reach out in the future if we had a question.

  • Shelly
    (5)
    Extremely Informative and Beneficial

    We do crime scene and accident reconstruction. This class is a must take to help understand some of the basic fundamentals of these types of incidents. Thank you! Great course.

  • Colleen
    (5)
    Pedestrian vs. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

    I learned a lot during this course. It was very informative. I will use this as an aid in what to look for when I encounter this type of call for service again.

  • Mechelle
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

    This course was great in visual aspects of injury caused by parts of vehicle.

  • Amy
    (5)
    Very informative!

    Quite a bit of material presented but very informative so not overwhelming at all. Well worth the price!

  • Chad
    (5)
    Excellent class

    The instructor had vast knowledge on the subject. He did an excellent job of making the complicated material simple.

  • Richard
    (4)
    pedestrian v mv injury analysis

    Very informative

  • Gwendolyn
    (5)
    Pedestrian vs Motor Vehicle Injury

    The information was very thought provoking and provided me a more informed outlook.

  • Michelle
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

    Very Informative!

  • Jayreen
    (5)
    accurately identifies what the course is about

    very informative and will be useful in the future pursuing a forensic position as well as when evaluating patients in the emergency department

  • Joan
    (5)
    spot on

    excellent content, I learned a great deal.

  • Keith
    (5)
    Excellent refresher course

    Great examples .

  • Gregory
    (5)
    Thorough analysis of pedestrian v. motor vehicles

    Frank does a great job walking through the different types of pedestrian v vehicle crashes.

  • Beth Ann
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

    Excellent information and well presented. Thank - you!

  • Sara
    (5)
    Very Informative

    Class was easy to understand and very informative!

  • Laura
    (5)
    Excellent

    Thank you for and awesome presentation!

  • Hugh
    (5)
    Very good

    Excellent

  • Esteban
    (5)
    Very good class

    A lot of slides

  • Kaley
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

    Very good curse, nice companion to the Motor Vehicle Crash Injury Analysis course.

  • Becky
    (5)
    Good

    Good

  • Tiffany
    (5)

    n/a

  • Mark
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor Vehicle Injury Analysis

    Very good & detailed presentation.

  • Richard
    (5)
    Pedestrian v. Motor vehicle injury analysis

    Good information

  • Christina
    (5)
    Great Information

    This course was my first from the bundle I purchased. It was informative and interesting. The presenter was knowledgeable and had great scenarios with lots of diagrams that were helpful.

  • Stacey
    (5)
    Title was appropriate for content.

    Very informative.

  • Paul
    (5)
    Ped v. MV Injury Analysis

    Every investigator, traffic or homicide, should learn traffic crash investigation and especially injury analysis. The information here can be applied in many disciplines, not just crash injuries. Very good material and Mr. Carson is an excellent teacher.

  • Amy
    (5)
    Awesome course!

    Would love to sit through some more of your trainings in person. I was involved in a pedestrian/auto fatality years ago (as a pedestrian), and this was eye opening as to the direction I personally traveled and how I sustained my own injuries, as well as what happened to the person next to me. I attended Fatality Acc. Recon school in TX about 20+ years ago, but they didn't cover much on pedestrians.

  • Joey
    (5)
    Would not change

    5

  • Cory
    (5)
    Pedestrian vs mv

  • John
    (5)
    Appropriate title

    excellent material and presentation

  • natalie
    (5)
    Great!

    great!

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