DownloadProfessional Blackbox Data Toolkit & PDF Collision Analysis for Vehicle Investigations
INVESTIGATING TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS? HERE’S YOUR ESSENTIAL TOOLKIT.
CrashScan App, paired with the OBDLink MX+ Bluetooth adapter, enables you to scan vehicle control modules and the Event Data Recorder (“blackbox”)—where supported. This vital application helps examiners identify, secure, and interpret pre‑impact collision data. The retrieved evidence is invaluable for validating insurance claims and establishing liability, or for highlighting potentially suspicious incident reports.
COMPREHENSIVE VEHICLE COMPATIBILITY
(Event Data Recording & Full System Diagnostics)
The system covers over 3,000 unique year/make/model configurations worldwide. Verify coverage for your specific vehicle here:
https://collisionsciences.ca/reports/check_support/
DETAILED CONTEXTUAL ACCIDENT REPORTS
A successful CrashScan analysis produces a comprehensive report detailing impact force, impact direction (front, rear, or side), and critical contextual information, including:
- Collision severity assessment: Minor, Moderate, or Severe
- EDR activation threshold specifics
- 5‑seconds of pre‑crash data: Vehicle speed, brake & accelerator application, steering input
- Occupant count & seatbelt engagement status
- Estimated repair cost (in dollars)
- Likelihood of structural crush damage
- Injury risk evaluation (potential for whiplash, expected recovery duration)
- Comparative g‑force benchmarks from everyday activities for perspective
*Injury risk modeling incorporates recorded acceleration data, peer‑reviewed research, and established databases like the National Automotive Sampling System (NASS).
APPLICATION DEMONSTRATION
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIbxGf7IPWw&t=2s
GETTING STARTED GUIDE
Search YouTube for “CrashScan Setup” or use the direct link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAnix9tLM9Y
PRIVACY LEGISLATION STATUS (EDR DATA)
Canada: No specific legislation; EDR data is classified as diagnostic and non‑private. Insurers typically seek owner consent as a standard practice.
United States: The federal Driver Privacy Act of 2015 (enacted December 2015) governs EDR data access, establishing that retrieved information belongs to the vehicle’s owner or lessee. Seventeen states have additional statutes: Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Washington. These laws generally mandate that data download requires owner or policyholder consent, with specific, limited
exceptions.
END-USER AGREEMENT
By downloading the CrashScan mobile app from Collision Sciences, Inc., you consent to its installation and all subsequent updates. You may withdraw this consent at any time by uninstalling the application. You acknowledge the app may: (i) initiate automatic communication with our servers to deliver core functions and record usage metrics; (ii) modify app‑related settings or data on your device; and (iii) collect information as detailed in our Privacy Statement. For further details, please contact us at CollisionSciences.ca.
What's New in the Latest Version 1.25.5
Last updated on Nov 4, 2024
Includes minor bug fixes and stability improvements.
