Ms. Haddox has many years of experience in mechanical engineering analysis, specializing in vehicle impact biomechanics and traffic accident reconstruction.  She has personally reconstructed over 2000 traffic accidents, involving both private and commercial vehicles, as well as performing hundreds of engineering investigations.  She is an experienced expert witness, as well as a sought-after and engaging speaker on accident reconstruction and vehicle forensics.

Ms. Haddox has designed and implemented crash tests for a variety of studies, most frequently involving low-speed impacts for injury potential studies.  She is licensed as a commercial driver and has training and experience with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations.  She is also trained in vehicle event data recorder downloading and interpretation. Ms. Haddox has extensive experience regarding vehicle component analysis in accident reconstruction, such as seatbelt and lamp filament analysis.

Ms. Haddox has also obtained training and education in general impact biomechanics and can perform analyses regarding forces and injury potential involved in falls, object impacts, and body-part entrapment.

Ms. Haddox’s expertise includes:

• Vehicle Impact Biomechanics
• Vehicle Accident Reconstruction
• Commercial Vehicle Accident Reconstruction
• General Impact Biomechanics
• Vehicle Component Analysis

Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, Rice University, 1992