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Vetronix Crash Data Retrieval System
Crash Data Retrieval News and Updates
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Vetronix/Bosch Announcements and Updates
- I Got Hit LLC, a sister company of the ARC Network, is now
officially an authorized stocking distributor of the Bosch Crash Data
Retrieval System Kit, parts and software for the United States.
I Got Hit LLC is also an authorized reseller for the Bosch Crash Data
Retrieval System Kit, parts and software for Canada.
I Got Hit LLC is now able to fulfill orders and provide exceptional customer service for all of the BOSCH Crash Data Retrieval System products and updates. Ordering through I Got Hit LLC is simple, just click the "Buy or Update a CDR System" button and following the instructions to complete your order. We have even integrated a secure, online shopping cart, complete with pictures and descriptions, to let you order directly online for orders in the United States. - Vetronix has changed its name to Robert Bosch LLC.
- Vetronix/Bosch is switching to a software subscription model beginning with software version 2.9. The one-year software subscription price is $395 and includes any and all updates during the one-year subscription. This price and model does not include any hardware upgrades. All hardware upgrades are available at an additional cost. With this model you will always have the latest software, software patches and help files, but won't have to purchase certain cables and hardware until needed. The software subscription is also available as a three-year subscription for $1185.
- Vetronix/Bosch CDR Software version 2.9 begins shipping in March 2007. This software-only update adds additional Ford and GM vehicles to the supported vehicles list. Of importance to many police agencies is the support for Ford Crown Victoria model years 2005-2007 which are now supported with version 2.9.
- Vetronix/Bosch has a signed agreement with Chrysler to allow support of certain Chrysler vehicles with the CDR System. The required hardware (purchased separately) and software (included with your software subscription) should be available in 2007.
CDR in the News
- New Crash Data Retrieval system used in traffic investigations
- Corzine crash spotlights SUV safety
- Corzine SUV Was Going 91 Miles Per Hour Before Crash
- State Police Update Governor’s Crash Investigation
- Data Recorders in Cars
- Black boxes spark uproar
- Your car, the black box and Big Brother
- Police unable to read data recorders in Mercedes-Benz
- Manslaughter Trial - CDR Mention
- Bill targets vehicle 'black box' data use
- Just like their airplane counterparts, black boxes in cars provide invaluable information in crashes
- 'Black box' information driving convictions
- Car's 'black box' leads to charges against owner
- Auto Black Box Laws Could Pose Underwriting Obstacles, NAMIC Says
- Decoding 'The Black Box' with Expert Advice
- Car's Black Box Evidence Ruled Admissible
- Man guilty in teens' deaths
- 'Black Boxes' in Cars are the New Eyewitness
- Regulating Event Data Recorders: How Should Insurers React to New State Laws?
- EDR Technology and California Vehicle Code Section 9951
- GM / Saturn Airbag SIR System Component Description & Definitions (Glossary of Terms)
Crash Data Retrieval Papers
- Use Of Event Data Recorder (EDR) Technology For Highway
Crash Data
Analysis - Download - Automobile Event Data Recorder (EDR) Technology - Evolution, Data, and Reliability - Download
- Event Data Recorders - Download
- Performance of Selected Event Data Recorders - Download
- Searching and Seizing Computers and Obtaining Electronic Evidence in Criminal Investigations - Download
- Protocols for the Recovery, Maintenance And Presentation of Motor Vehicle Event Data Recorder Evidence - Download
- Crash Data Recorders in Motor Vehicles - Download
- Black Boxes - Capture Car-Crash Data Controversy (EDN) - Download
Crash Data Retrieval Case Law
The following is an external link to Harris Technical Services. James Harris has done a great job detailing case law as it relates to crash data retrieval. Please note this link will take you to a external web site not hosted or maintained by I Got Hit LLC.
State Laws regarding Event Data Recorders
This information was obtained from Harris Technical Services
Below are links to state statutes, with effective dates, that make a specific reference to Motor Vehicle Event Data Recorders and retrieving data from them.
- Arkansas Code 27-37-103
Sep. 1, 2005 - California Code 9950-9953
Sep. 22, 2003 - Colorado Statutes 12-6-4
June 2, 2006 - Maine Statutes 29A-1-17-3
July 14, 2006 - New Hampshire Statutes 357-G
July 1, 2006 - New York Laws 4A16 416-B
Sep. 16, 2005 - Nevada Statutes 484.638
Jan. 1, 2006 - North Dakota Code 51-07-28
Aug. 1, 2005 - Texas Statutes 547.615
Sep. 1, 2005 - Virginia Code 46.2-1088.6
July 1, 2006
More information on CDR/EDR Technology can be found at Harris Technical Services Web Site
