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Course Requirements
Students must successfully score 70% or higher on a At-Scene Traffic
fi nal written exam and pass all practical exercises. All
practical exercises are pass or fail with the opportunity for Crash Investigation
remediation for failures.
Special Concerns
This course will employ training simulator and force-on- TEICP Accredited Course
force practical exercises. The following items are required
of students: Issued duty gear; athletic type shoes suitable Who Should Attend
for use on mats; body armor; long sleeve shirt; gloves and Law enforcement offi cers with traffi c crash investigation
appropriate weather gear. Special protective gear will be responsibilities. NCJA’s Introduction to Traffi c Crash
provided by the Academy. Investigation is a prerequisite and must be successfully

Course Coordinator Length of Course completed prior to attending NCJA’s At-Scene Traffi c
Scott Grantham Three days (24 hours) Crash Investigation.
Course Goal
To enable the participants to determine minimum speed
of vehicles involved in a crash based on physical evidence
TEICP Accredited Course documented at the scene.
Course Objectives
The student will be able to:
Aggressive ➤ Perform a variety of mathematical computations to:
- Determine minimum vehicle speed based on physical
evidence.
Driving Enforcement - Determine Time/Distance traveled.
(Web-based) - Solve Linear Equations.
- Perform Unit Analysis.
- Account for variations in perception/reaction times.
Who Should Register - Account for braking defi ciencies when calculating
Those law enforcement offi cers who have the responsibility speed.
of enforcing traffi c laws within their jurisdiction and those - Determine the coeffi cient of friction for various
tasked with the responsibility of developing an agency traffi c surfaces.
safety program. Methodologies
The course employs demonstration,
Course Goal lecture and practical exercises. LIMIT 2 STUDENTS
To provide the participants with the information needed to PER DEPARTMENT.
identify and address aggressive driving behaviors on public Course Requirements
streets and highways. Attendance is required at all class sessions. Satisfactory
completion of practical exercises conducted throughout the
Course Objectives course must be accomplished. A minimum score of 75%
The student will be able to: must be attained on the fi nal exam.
➤ Identify aggressive driving behavior.
➤ Interpret legal considerations of aggressive driving
enforcement.
➤ Design an aggressive driving campaign.

Methodologies
This on-line course employs reading assignments and written
essays, as well as online testing.
Course Requirements
Students must complete all assignments by the conclusion of
the course. A minimum score of 70% must be attained on all
written examinations and assignments.
Special Concerns
Student must have access to a computer and email capability.
Course Coordinator Course Credit
Jesse Kittrell Sixteen hours
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