What is a Crash Data Retrieval (CDR)?

Crash Data Retrieval (CDR) is a process that involves extracting, analyzing, and interpreting data from a vehicle’s Event Data Recorder (EDR) or other onboard data recording systems following a crash. Most modern vehicles (See Supported Vehicles) are equipped with various sensors and systems that capture detailed information about the vehicle's performance, driver actions, and environmental conditions before, during, and after a collision. This data can include:

• Vehicle speed

• Brake application

• Steering input

• Throttle position

• Seatbelt usage

• Airbag deployment

• Impact forces

At FESNYS, we utilize the Bosch® Crash Data Retrieval toolkit and software to access and download this critical information that can help reconstruct the events leading up to, during a crash and shortly after.

By leveraging this service, we can access this crucial data and provide you with invaluable insights and support, whether its a legal dispute, insurance claim, or simply seeking to understand the factors contributing to a crash. Order a CDR Report now or contact us to learn more.

Note: Data may have recorded onto the ACM even if the airbags did not deploy. The severity of the impact will dictate this outcome.