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Re: What do we see when we look at skidmarks?

Bob Lighthall (4BCSS@msn.com)
Thu, 23 Jan 1997 10:44:10 -0500 (EST)

I agree with Ed Phillips. I have compared skid marks to car fire marks caused on the same surface at a scene. I also had the misfortune to lock my brakes at 90 MPH on an asphalt surface to avoid a collision. This action stripped my tire treads down to the tire cords, proving that the skid mark did indeed come from tire rubber.

Bob Lighthall
4BCSS@msn.com

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