Curriculum Vitae

Terry D. Lewis
2117 Woonsocket Road,
Toledo, Ohio 43615
Phone: 419-536-8070 Fax:
419-536-8170
Email:
TerryDLewis2@aol.com
Web Site:
www.TerryDLewis.com
OCCUPATION:
Traffic accident reconstruction expert
Self-employed, April 5, 1985 to Present
State of Ohio, security and private investigation licenseACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION RELATED EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING:
Michigan State Police, traffic accident investigation studies 1973
State of Florida police academy, Palm Beach Jr. College 1975
Delray Beach, Florida Police Department, police officer 1975 to 1980
Palm Beach County, Florida driver improvement, certificate of completion 1978
F.B.I. major case investigation studies, certificate of completion 1978
Multiple Agency Narcotics Task Force, federal, state, and local officers 1979
Semi tractor-trailer driving school, certificate of completion 1980
Ohio C. J. Training Center, radar operation, certificate of attainment 1983
Walbridge, Ohio Police Department, police officer 1983 to 1984
Traffic accident investigation, Northwestern University, cert. of completion 1989
Court accepted expert in traffic accident reconstruction, State of Michigan 2003
Court accepted expert in traffic accident reconstruction, State of Ohio 2003
Crash data retrieval technician course, certificate of completion 2008EDUCATION:
B. S., Criminal Justice, Kennedy-Western University
M. S., Safety Engineering, Kennedy-Western UniversityCONTINUING EDUCATION:
Traffic Accident Reconstruction, Northwestern University 1990
Accident Reconstruction Journal, bi-monthly publication, 1990 to 2006
Forensic Aspect of Driver Perception and Response, 1995
Bicycle Accident Reconstruction and Litigation, 1996
Train Accident Reconstruction and F.E.L.A. Litigation, 1997
Low Speed Automobile Accident Reconstruction, 2001
Forensic Aspects of Vision and Highway Safety, 2002
Human Factors in Traffic Safety, 2002
Medicolegal Aspects of Alcohol, 2002
Pedestrian Accident Reconstruction and Litigation, 2002
Biomechanics of Soft Tissue Injuries, 2002
Forensic Engineering Reconstruction of Accidents, 2003
Event data recorder (vehicle black box), 2003
Traffic signal change intervals, 2003
Role of the Seat in Rear Crash Safety, 2004
Seat Belts: The Development of an Essential Safety Feature, 2004
Automotive Vehicle Safety, 2004
Society of Automotive Engineers, accident reconstruction 2004
Airbag Technology, 2004
Accident Investigation and Loss Control, 2005
Legal Liability, 2005
Neck Injury ... Crash Related Injury Mechanisms, 2006
Automotive Electronics, 2007
Traffic Safety and the Driver, 2007
Biomechanics 2007, 2007
PUBLICATIONS:
New Means of Traffic Accident Reconstruction are Accelerating,
Michigan Lawyers Weekly, November 26, 2007
The Future of Accident Reconstruction, Collision Magazine, Spring 2007
An Analysis of Event Data Recorders to Determine Their Effect on the
Outcome of Traffic Accident Court Cases, Masters Thesis, 2007PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:
Society of Automotive Engineers, member number 6110958583
National Association of Professional Accident Reconstruction Specialists,
member number 31151