This was an injury crash in which this small pickup struck the passenger side rear of another vehicle then rotated off the roadway and slid along and on top of the guard rail. The driver was convicted of Aggravated Vehicular Assault based on driving under the influence and excessive speed.
	This was a fatal crash when the Jeep struck the sanitation worker loading the truck from the rear. Crush was used to determine this driver was not speeding, but she admitted to being sleepy when the crash occurred.
	This fatal crash occurred when the intoxicated driver swerved into the median and overturned, ejecting the passenger. The critical speed yaw left by the tires indicated the vehicle was speeding when it entered the median.
	This fatal crash occurred when a pedestrian tried to cross an interstate highway. Skid marks left by the vehicle showed it was moving a minimum speed of 67 mph when the driver braked to avoid the pedestrian.
	This crash occurred when the intoxicated driver drove off the left side of the roadway and vaulted after striking a culvert. The vehicle overturned and the driver was killed. My calculations indicated he was not speeding at the time of the crash.
	This crash occurred when the white car crossed the center line and struck the pickup head-on. The white car was passing another car on a curve and hill crest. By my calculations, the white car was exceeding the speed limit.
	This crash occurred when the small pickup in the foreground pulled from a stop sign into the path of the other pickup. The driver in the near pickup was killed in the collision. Speed was not a factor for the striking pickup.
	This crash occurred when the white car struck the parked moving van head-on. The driver of the white car was looking into a setting sun and did not see the moving van. I was able to determine that the car was not speeding at the time of the collision.
	This crash involved an intoxicated driver, excessive speed and multiple fatalities. I calculated the vehicle's speed to be almost 30 mph over the posted speed limit when the driver dropped of the right side of the roadway and lost control.