Abstract
This article discusses a method for calculating the operation of forces aimed at moving and turning the vehicle when performing an expert examination to establish the speed of movement of the research object before, at the time and after the accident. The authors present the results of comparing the calculation according to the proposed method and the calculation according to the generally accepted method with the data obtained in full-scale crash tests at the test site.
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