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Road Accident
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John
Ruller has been directly involved in road crash investigation
for the past 32 years. He has investigated many hundreds of fatal
and serious injury road crashes.
In excess of 1000 hours of road crash investigation
and reconstruction training have been undertaken, both in Australia
and overseas. He is the first Australian collision analyst to
receive full ACTAR accreditation (#213).
He has provided expert testimony in all courts
in Queensland and has conducted research into skid resistance
of motor vehicles under a number of different circumstances.
John has authored and co-authored a number of
published papers on crash investigation and reconstruction.
Experience
- Queensland Police Service, Accident Investigation
Squad April 1983 to Sept 2005
- Senior Collision Analyst 1995 to 2005
- Served as the primary instructor in accident
investigation for the QPS, 1993 to 2007
- Advanced Accident Investigation Instructor
1993
- Accident Reconstruction Instructor at Royal
New Zealand Police College since 1995
- Research involvement with School of Civil
Engineering, Queensland University of Technology 1991, 1992,
1993 and 1998 in the field of vehicle emergency braking
- Awarded tender to teach New Zealand Police
Crash Investigators in various subjects of road crash investigation
and reconstruction since 1999 to present.
- Instructor in Computer Aided Drafting using
MapScenes CAD program
- Retired Sergeant
RAIS is dedicated to providing an accurate technical
analysis of motor vehicle collisions, based on creditable data.
The most modern techniques in accident reconstruction (Total Station
Forensic Mapping, computer aided drafting, PC Crash, Rectec, AX22
performance computer) are utilised to document evidence and substantiate
the case. Finally, a professional courtroom presentation can include
simple to understand analysis of the collision and reconstruction
process, colour scale drawings or real time animation.
RAIS has investigated or assisted in the investigation and reconstruction
in excess of 1500 fatal and serious injury road crashes.
Expert Witness Appearances
John has testified over 17 years as
an expert in Road Crash Investigation and Reconstruction in the
Coroner’s Magistrate, District and Supreme Courts in the
State of Queensland. John has also provided expert opinion
in the High Court of Brunei.
Professional
1990 Founding member
of Australasian and South Pacific Association of Collision Investigators
(ASPACI)
1990 Granted membership, Canadian Association
of Traffic Accident Reconstructionists
1991 Granted membership, Society of Accident
Reconstructionists
1995 elected President of Australasian and
South Pacific Association of Collision Investigators
1995 (March) Granted ACTAR accreditation #213
1995 Adjunct instructor for Texas A & M
University in area of Basic, Advanced and Reconstruction Courses
1995 Conference organisor and co-author of
two technical papers at AIRIL’95 Conference, Gold Coast,
Queensland Australia
1997 Conference organisor and co-author of
two papers at AIRIL’97 Conference, Brisbane, Queensland,
Australia
1997 Invited speaker at the Crash’97
Conference, College Station, Texas
1998 Invited speaker at International Workshop
of Traffic Accident Reconstruction, Tokyo, Japan
1999 Conference organisor and author of one
paper at AIRIL’99 Conference, Pretoria, South Africa
2001 Conference organisor and author of one
paper at AIRIL’01 Conference, Vancouver, Canada
2001 elected Vice-President of Australasian
and South Pacific Association of Collision Investigators
2003 International Association of Accident
Reconstruction Specialists, Kansas City, USA, author one paper
2003 Instructor for MapScenes CAD software
2006 Conference organisor of ASPACI Conference
in Brisbane Queensland, Australia
2006 Editor of Momentum, official magazine
of Australasian and South Pacific Association of Collision Investigators
2006 Invited speaker seminar Australian and
New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance, Brisbane Australia
2007 Invited speaker at Reconstruction and
Analysis of Road Crashes Conference, St Petersburg, Russia
Since 2005 an association exists between
RAIS and McKinzie & Associates www.rsmck.com
in the area of both forensic mapping and crash reconstruction.
Should your needs extend across the Pacific, please contact us,
we may be able to assist you.
For a full Curriculum Vita please
contact our office.
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