Mr Luther specialises in forensic investigation and accident reconstruction of road traffic collisions, motor vehicle mechanical examination, light bulb examination, accident locus inspection, and interpretation of event data recorders. Mr Luther is a former lecturer for De Montfort University's UCPD Programme in Forensic Collision Investigation and a former Senior Collision Investigator with Northumberland Police.

Personal injury & road death accidents & collisions involving motor cars, motorcycles, public service vehicles, commercial vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians • Human factors, driver reaction times, vehicle factors, road safety audits, speed assessment & analysis • Image analysis from photographs, negatives, transparencies • Photogrammetry • Reconstructions & analysis & interpretation from CCTV evidence • Vehicle examination • Evaluation & analysis of existing reports • Fraudulent claims investigation • Dashcams, helmet cams, ...

Building services engineering, mechanical & electrical • Commercial vehicles • Mechanical components & machinery failure investigations • Engineering design

3D laser scanning and point cloud animation • Full accident investigation reconstruction reports • Scale plans • 2D and 3D animated reconstruction using Relmo software • Examination and interpretation of physical scene evidence • Car and motorcycle/bike camera videos • Locus reports • Attendance at court

Mr Ward specialises in forensic investigation and reconstruction of road traffic collisions, accident locus inspection, CCTV analysis, night-time photography, pedestrian and pedal cycle collisions, telematic data from insurance black boxes, cycle computers and sports watches. Mr Ward is a lecturer for De Montfort University's FdSc Programme in Forensic Collision Investigation (courses in Pedestrian Collisions and Digital Data) and a former Collision Investigator and Instructor with Avon & Somerset Police. He is the founder of AiTS and has built the UK's largest pedestrian-vehicle s...

Forensic collision investigation and reconstruction • Damage inspections, analysis and interpretation • Tyre mark analysis • Vehicle light bulb analysis • Critical appraisal of available evidence • CCTV analysis • Speed calculations • Reaction times • Locus investigation and photography • Expert report preparation • Experienced expert witness evidence at court • Digital journey data analysis • Crash data analysis • Tyre failure analysis • Human factors and driver behaviour • Police incident analysis

Provision of expert opinion on all legal and technical aspects of vehicle use • Maintenance systems, loading, weighing and measuring • Tachograph design, use and analysis • Accident reconstruction, investigation and statements • Forensic identification and vehicle examination • Vehicle valuation • Heavy goods vehicle and public service vehicle licensing • MOT test scheme design, layout and authority • Legal and technical reports • Public inquiry and court attendance

Chartered Engineer with 25 years' experience of reconstructing vehicle collisions • Can interpret scene data, CCTV, vehicle data and damage, producing plans, reports and animations • Researched, tested and developed the forensic field of frozen instrument clusters • Written many peer-reviewed papers and is the author of The Manual of Collision Scene Evidence

Tribology (dry and lubricated) and associated testing • Lubricants technology • Lubricant assessment - knowledge of a range of lubricants, their use, formulation and application • Failure analysis - materials aspects of the failure of equipment, root cause failure investigation and mitigation • Mechanical testing • Metrology

Graham Oakley is a former police forensic collision investigation expert who on retirement formed consultancy Crash Detectives Ltd based in Chelmsford, Essex. During the company's 25 year existence, he has investigated and prepared in excess of 450 forensic investigation reports for the assistance of various levels in both criminal and civil courts, ranging from magistrates' courts through to the high court. Investigations have been carried out on the instructions of numerous law firms, insurance companies, police federations, AA, RAC, HMRC, Border Force and the Motor Insurers Bureau. ...

Policy Interpretation • Analysing and interpreting the terms and conditions of insurance policies. • Determining the scope of coverage and exclusions within a policy. Claims Handling • Assessing the reasonableness of claim denials or approvals. • Evaluating the claims management process, including the adequacy of documentation and adherence to industry standards. Underwriting Practices • Providing insights into underwriting processes and criteria used by insurance companies.