The lack of a comprehensive maintenance program contributed to this catastrophic fire.

The air pressure in the truck’s air brake system must be in compliance with federal regulations.

Investigating and reconstructing a complex truck crash requires specialized expertise.

Improper brake adjustment can affect braking performance.

Motor Carrier Operations

A truck crash is very different from an automobile crash. Truck crashes are complex and require specialized expertise in order to explore all aspects of the case. By combining industry based staff such as truck drivers, safety managers, and ASE certified mechanics with engineers and reconstructionists who understand trucks and their dynamics, we provide a comprehensive analysis of a truck crash.

Areas of analysis include:

Driver qualification, hiring, training and retention
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSR) compliance
Trucking company management
Hours of service and logging
Vehicle and fleet maintenance
ECM (black box) data analysis
On board electronics
Air brakes
Mechanical systems
Loading
Hazardous materials
Site Investigation and Mapping
Vehicle Inspection / Damage Analysis
Tires, retreaded tires and wheels

Our staff is available 24 hours a day for quick response to a crash.

Motor Carrier Operations Staff

John W. Moore, CFS/D, CDS Commercial Vehicle Safety Management Specialist Certified in Fleet Safety / Director Level		Peter A. Philbrick, Sr., CDS, CDT Certified Director of Safety Commercial Vehicle Safety Management
Gregory M. Wright Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Specialist ASE Certified Master Heavy / Medium Truck Technician