
Canadian Owned
Kelowna, BC
COMMERCIAL DASH CAMERAS • BODY CAMERAS • FLEET GPS & TELEMATICS

FORENSIC COLLISION RECONSTRUCTION THROUGH CRASHTEC CANADA

MORE THAN 6 MILLION POLICE-REPORTED COLLISIONS OCCUR EACH YEAR IN CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
These collisions result in more than 42,000 fatalities and over 2.5 million injuries annually.
Source: Transport Canada & U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 2023 data
RoadScan Canada offers something most camera providers cannot—direct access to professional collision investigation and reconstruction expertise.
RoadScan Canada and Crashtec Canada are both owned and operated by Lee Hamilton, a retired RCMP officer with extensive experience in traffic enforcement, collision investigation and collision reconstruction.
Having attended more than 5,000 collision scenes, Lee brings real-world collision expertise directly to RoadScan Canada customers.
When a serious or disputed collision occurs, available dash camera footage and other incident information can be reviewed to help identify important evidence and better understand how the collision occurred.
Crashtec Canada collision reconstruction services can include:
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Dash camera video and collision evidence analysis
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Collision scene and crash-location analysis
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Traffic collision report review
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Commercial vehicle collision analysis
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Formal forensic collision reconstruction when required
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Expert opinion and litigation support where appropriate
RoadScan Canada customers have direct access to forensic collision expertise through Crashtec Canada, also owned and operated by RoadScan Canada's founder. When a collision requires more detailed analysis, Crashtec Canada can provide professional collision investigation and reconstruction services using available video, vehicle data, police reports and other evidence.
This combination of commercial camera technology and real-world collision reconstruction expertise gives RoadScan Canada customers something rarely available from a camera provider—knowledgeable support from the equipment purchase through to the analysis of a serious or disputed collision.
