JTSCT

The Pedestrian Accident Investigation course provides a comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing pedestrian accidents and appropriate investigation methods. The training focuses on studying the factors surrounding the accident, analyzing human behavior, and utilizing modern techniques for data collection and reporting. The program aims to equip participants with the necessary skills to accurately assess accidents and develop preventive measures to reduce pedestrian accidents in the community

Course Module: Investigation of Pedestrian Accidents

Module 1: Introduction to Pedestrian Accidents

• Understanding the significance of pedestrian accidents
• Overview of common causes and contributing factors
• Statistics and trends in pedestrian accidents

Module 2: Factors Influencing Pedestrian Accidents

• Environmental factors: road design, lighting, weather conditions
• Human factors: pedestrian behavior, driver behavior
• Vehicle-related factors: vehicle speed, visibility

Module 3: Investigation Techniques and Methodologies

• Conducting on-site investigations
• Collecting and preserving evidence
• Interviewing witnesses and involved parties
• Utilizing technology in accident reconstruction

Module 4: Data Analysis and Reporting

• Analyzing collected data to identify patterns and trends
• Formulating conclusions based on evidence
• Developing comprehensive accident reports
• Communicating findings effectively to stakeholders

Module 5: Preventive Measures and Safety Solutions

• Implementing engineering solutions for safer roadways
• Educating the public about pedestrian safety
• Enforcing traffic laws and regulations
• Collaborating with local authorities and communities to improve pedestrian safety