Michael Reynard, M.D.
Associate Clinical Professor
of Ophthalmology,
UCLA School of Medicine 1301 20th Street #260
Santa Monica, CA 90404Contact Info
Category Archives: Driving
Vision Issues in Trucking Accidents IV
Page IV: Vision Issues in Trucking Accidents Case Report Summary of Case: A truck driver hailing two trailers loaded with goods stopped at an intersection, looked in both directions to confirm that traffic was clear before making a left turn … Continue reading
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Vision Issues in Trucking Accidents III
Page III: Vision Issues in Trucking Accidents Case Report A passenger car driven by a middle-aged man struck a trailer-truck as it crossed an intersection. The driver of the passenger car reported that the truck “came out from no where” … Continue reading
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Vision Issues in Trucking Accidents II
Page II: Vision Issues in Trucking Accidents Case Report A truck traveling on a major freeway in Southern California veered to the right and struck the rear of a private commuter bus. The driver of the bus sustanined injuries to … Continue reading
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Vision Issues in Trucking Accidents I
Vision issues in trucking accidents may cover a wide scope of problems. In this case case study we
examine issues of vision and visibility in a fatal accident.
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Visibility in Traffic Collisions
Visibility in traffic collisions is an important consideration for issues related to causation. Visibility is a key factor that influences the ability of a driver to perceive, identify, and react to a possible dangerous situation.
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