Traffic accidents: An urgent challenge for road safety and mobility
In developed countries, traffic accidents remain a leading cause of mortality. The complexity of these incidents, coupled with the diversity of transportation methods, road infrastructure, and driver behavior, makes road safety a constant challenge. The high accident rate requires greater social awareness, not only among drivers but also among all stakeholders involved in logistics and urban mobility.
This diploma program will provide you with the essential tools to understand and apply the necessary procedures in traffic accident investigation and reconstruction. You will learn to analyze the dynamics of accidents, identify their causes, and use that information to design effective road safety campaigns that contribute to saving lives and reducing accidents.
Objective:
To provide practical tools and specialized methodologies for the investigation and reconstruction of traffic accidents. Through key concepts and technical procedures, this program trains participants to analyze information related to accidents, identify the underlying dynamics and causes, and apply this knowledge in the design of effective road safety campaigns. With a focus on accident prevention and reduction, the objective is to contribute to improving road safety and reducing road risks.
What You Will Learn:
- Road Accidentology
- Urgent Acts and Field Criminalistics
- Determination of the Friction Coefficient between Motor Vehicles
- Methodology for Accident Investigation and Reconstruction
Aimed at:
This diploma program is primarily aimed at people working in logistics, transportation, transit, and occupational health and safety.
Certifications
Upon completion of your training, receive your certificate
Methodology
The diploma training will be conducted under the distance education model in virtual mode with live classes.
Duration:
120 hours
Curriculum:
Module 1
Road Accidentology
Module 2
Urgent acts and field criminalistics
Module 3
Determination of the friction coefficient between motor vehicles
Module 4



