Question

An accident investigator arrives at the scene of a hit- and-run collision. The driver who remained at the scene reports that the windshield or a side window of the car that struck him shattered on impact. The investigator searches the accident site and collects a large number of fragments of tempered glass. This is the only type of glass recovered from the scene. How can the glass evidence help the investigator locate the vehicle that fled the scene?

Answer 1

Answer: An accident investigator arrives at the scene of a hit- and-run collision. The investigator searches the accident site and collects a large number of fragments of tempered glass. This evidence help him to locate the vehicle that fled the scene because it has an identification code on it .

Explanation: Every car has a domain code on the front crystal ,back crystal and on the window crystal . This is also the way to prevent for the car to be stolen and the thief to sell it .

It is important to have it aline for any control or to travel out from the country because is a way of identification of the car.

It is also mandatory for selling the car in order to be sure that the owner have everything legal in the moment to make the transaction .