Uploaded June 2015 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Case Type: Railroad: Hinton v. BNSF
Description: A BNSF locomotive is pushing two cars across a street with the conductor riding the side ladder on the front boxcar. The train's flagman was on the ground directing traffic that was less likely to see the train in motion. A tractor trailer driver, who was on the phone, did not see the moving train to her right and didn't stop for the train or flagman, hitting the train and amputating the conductor's leg
Visualizations Produced:
The site of the accident was modeled with cad, aerial photos and accident photos. The train and tractor tractor were then placed at their known point of impact and moved backward at their known speeds. By either looking to her right, or by using her mirrors, the driver had many opportunities to see the train moving toward her
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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.
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Case Type: Railroad: Hinton v. BNSF
Description: A BNSF locomotive is pushing two cars across a street with the conductor riding the side ladder on the front boxcar. The train's flagman was on the ground directing traffic that was less likely to see the train in motion. A tractor trailer driver, who was on the phone, did not see the moving train to her right and didn't stop for the train or flagman, hitting the train and amputating the conductor's leg
Visualizations Produced:
The site of the accident was modeled with cad, aerial photos and accident photos. The train and tractor tractor were then placed at their known point of impact and moved backward at their known speeds. By either looking to her right, or by using her mirrors, the driver had many opportunities to see the train moving toward her
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
