Headlamp On-Off

When you need to know . . .

Were the headlamps, tail lamps, brake lamps, or turn signals “on” or “off” at the time of the accident?
Were the headlamps, tail lamps, brake lamps, or turn signals functioning properly at the time of the accident?

Detail of Headlamp/Tail Lamp Investigation / Analysis Service

File review (including examination of police report and vehicle repair records)
Phone interviews of involved parties (when assigned)
Vehicle inspection:
Examination of lamps in impact area
Removal of lamps for examination/analysis
Documentation of lamp make/model/location
Wiring circuit integrity test/analysis
Thorough photo documentation of inspection / investigation process
Establish proper chain of custody and evidence storage (when needed)
Coordination and file documentation
Preparation of a fully detailed written report

Did You Know?

When accidents occur at night, one of the involved parties may claim that the other vehicle could not be seen because the headlamps were “off”. We examine the headlamps and tail lamps, and the related wiring circuitry, to determine if the lamps were or were not “on” at the moment of impact.

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