Uploaded June 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Case Type: Trucking: Vehicle Passing Accident: Carden v. JLJ Trucking
Description: A case in which a semi-truck driver signaled and began to make a lane change on an interstate highway. A vehicle in a following position was passing others at a high rate of speed in excess of the legal MPH limit and attempted to pass the truck during its lane change. The vehicle subsequently ran off the road and collided with a bridge pillar.
Phase 1, Pre-Visualization and Data Collection
Fearless Eye received vehicle velocity and vector information from counsel that was validated by witnesses and was input into the computer. Accurate 3D models of the semi-truck and the automobile in question were produced.
Phase 2, Visualizations Produced:
Two separate 3D animations were produced illustrating different scenarios. Animation 1 was approximate to the speed the vehicles traveled in the actual crash as reported by witnesses. Animation 2 illustrated probable vehicle dynamics if the passing vehicle had been observing the speed limit. Results of Animation 2 indicated that the accident could have been avoided.
About us:
Since 1992, we at Fearless Eye have produced hundreds of computer visualizations for professionals who are solving complex problems in the fields of law, art, science, and engineering. We believe our clients deserve high quality computer visualization services that are accurate, defensible, and aesthetically designed. Whether intended for a legal case, a sales presentation, or to persuade others, our mission is to help our clients win by successfully telling stories through the use of animation, 3D imagery, and interactive presentations.
Please contact us directly so that we may answer your specific questions.
Phone: (816) 886-2972
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Case Type: Trucking: Vehicle Passing Accident: Carden v. JLJ Trucking
Description: A case in which a semi-truck driver signaled and began to make a lane change on an interstate highway. A vehicle in a following position was passing others at a high rate of speed in excess of the legal MPH limit and attempted to pass the truck during its lane change. The vehicle subsequently ran off the road and collided with a bridge pillar.
Phase 1, Pre-Visualization and Data Collection
Fearless Eye received vehicle velocity and vector information from counsel that was validated by witnesses and was input into the computer. Accurate 3D models of the semi-truck and the automobile in question were produced.
Phase 2, Visualizations Produced:
Two separate 3D animations were produced illustrating different scenarios. Animation 1 was approximate to the speed the vehicles traveled in the actual crash as reported by witnesses. Animation 2 illustrated probable vehicle dynamics if the passing vehicle had been observing the speed limit. Results of Animation 2 indicated that the accident could have been avoided.
About us:
Since 1992, we at Fearless Eye have produced hundreds of computer visualizations for professionals who are solving complex problems in the fields of law, art, science, and engineering. We believe our clients deserve high quality computer visualization services that are accurate, defensible, and aesthetically designed. Whether intended for a legal case, a sales presentation, or to persuade others, our mission is to help our clients win by successfully telling stories through the use of animation, 3D imagery, and interactive presentations.
Please contact us directly so that we may answer your specific questions.
Phone: (816) 886-2972
fearlesseye.com
