Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
highimpact.com If you can show that a collision was easily avoidable, your audience will understand more clearly why conduct rises to the level of gross negligence. One effective way to magnify this negligence is through a Right-Way-Wrong-Way Animation Series that compares the right way a collision could have been safely avoided versus the wrong way that posed a clear risk to the public.
The Defendant construction company in this case ignored safety rules, public complaints, and a verbal warning from the Florida Department of Transportation stating that it did not have a safe plan for getting heavy vehicles off its median construction site and onto the highway. This negligence ultimately resulted in the death of two young students after two approaching vehicles and another semi collided with the trailer.
The second animation demonstrates how this collision could have easily been prevented had the construction company followed proper protocol by blocking off a lane of traffic for its construction vehicles to more safely exit the site and enter the highway - without posing a threat to other drivers. The case resulted in a $45M verdict for Stuart Ratzan’s client.
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highimpact.com If you can show that a collision was easily avoidable, your audience will understand more clearly why conduct rises to the level of gross negligence. One effective way to magnify this negligence is through a Right-Way-Wrong-Way Animation Series that compares the right way a collision could have been safely avoided versus the wrong way that posed a clear risk to the public.
The Defendant construction company in this case ignored safety rules, public complaints, and a verbal warning from the Florida Department of Transportation stating that it did not have a safe plan for getting heavy vehicles off its median construction site and onto the highway. This negligence ultimately resulted in the death of two young students after two approaching vehicles and another semi collided with the trailer.
The second animation demonstrates how this collision could have easily been prevented had the construction company followed proper protocol by blocking off a lane of traffic for its construction vehicles to more safely exit the site and enter the highway - without posing a threat to other drivers. The case resulted in a $45M verdict for Stuart Ratzan’s client.
Read the full case study:
highimpact.com/case-studies/Animated-Collision-Magnifies-Liability-After-Tractor-Trailer-Decapitates-Car
Learn More Visual Strategies for Crash reconstruction Animations:
highimpact.com/news/5-visual-strategies-for-an-impactful-crash-reconstruction-animation
See More Crash Reconstruction Animations:
highimpact.com/service/crash-reconstruction-animations
