The Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators

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The Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators is a world leader in the field of traffic accident investigation.

Our aim is to promote ‘Good Practice in Forensic Collision Investigation’. This is for the benefit of our Membership, Emergency Services, Courts, road safety and other stakeholders.

Our unique mix of skills, expertise, experience and collective knowledge is used to provide a foundation for our Membership to enhance:

Professionalism
Impartiality
Education
Science advancement
Research
Competency Testing

We promote honesty and integrity in everything we do.

We publish Impact, our flagship publication, which is a key forum for the presentation of research, communication, and the representation of the Institute. This is supported by Contact, our news magazine, which is also a conduit for communication to our Membership.

News!

Call for Evidence: Police Investigation of Serious Injury Collisions

The London Assembly Police and Crime Committee has launched an investigation into serious injury collisions in London and how these are investigated by the police [Details].

Click < HERE > to view ITAI's letter of response to this

The 32nd EVU Annual Congress being held in Kufstein, Austria from 12 to 14 September 2024.

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NPCC issue 'Guidance on Police Disclosure Following Road Traffic Collisions'

<< Please click here for a copy of the guidance as a pdf >>

Job Vacancies

AiTS

Forensic collision investigator

This is a role for a full-time collision investigator working from home in the UK. The successful applicant will visit historic collision scenes, carry out vehicle examinations and provide written expert reports for Claimants and Defendants involved in civil litigation. There may be an opportunity for some police support work however the company is not involved in criminal defence work.

Further details in the AiTS web site << HERE >>

Nottinghamshire Police

Technical Manager - responsible for the design, implementation, and delivery of working processes to ensure FCI staff, methods, equipment and facilities are accredited to ISO 17070 and ISO 17025 under the Forensic Science Regulators Codes of Practice. Full details << HERE >>.