Human Factors in Collision Reconstruction

Explore how drivers perceive hazards, respond to changing road conditions, and how these human factors can impact the outcome of collisions

The term "human factors" covers a wide range of issues related to motor vehicle collision reconstruction. It includes how people see the environment in which they are driving, how they respond to hazards on the road, and how quickly they can react to rapidly changing circumstances. The way in which a driver sees and responds to a hazard may prevent, cause, diminish, or worsen the severity of a collision. In this webinar, Kenneth Cowie of CEP Forensic will lead you through an introduction to Human Factors research and analysis of how drivers interact with the world. Using real-world case examples, attendees will learn how human factors analysis can be applied to motor vehicle collisions, to ultimately assist claims professionals in resolving their cases. FEES: Complimentary for current members. Membership required. WEBINAR LOGIN: Please ensure that the e-mail address in your profile is up to date. Login details will be emailed to you 24 hours prior to the webinar. LINK TO WEBINAR: All registrants will receive a personalized link via e-mail 24 hours before the session. CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS: 1 CE Hour If you require continuing education credits to renew your license in other provinces, please check with your provincial licensing authority. CANCELLATION POLICY: Participant substitutions are accepted up to 24 hours prior to the webinar. IISK reserves the right to cancel the webinar in the event of unforeseen circumstances.