Féknyomáson

Féknyomáson refers to the marks left on a road surface by a vehicle's tires when the brakes are applied suddenly and the wheels lock up, causing them to skid. These marks are a common sight after accidents or sudden stops. The length and intensity of the féknyomáson can provide valuable information to investigators about the speed of the vehicle and the braking force applied.

The composition of the tire and the road surface, as well as the weather conditions, all influence the appearance and characteristics of féknyomáson. For example, on a wet surface, the marks might be fainter or less distinct due to reduced friction. Conversely, on a dry, rough surface, the marks can be deep and prominent. Analysis of these marks, often involving measurements and photographic documentation, is a standard procedure in accident reconstruction. This analysis helps determine factors such as whether the brakes were functioning correctly and the approximate speed of the vehicle at the moment of braking. In legal contexts, féknyomáson evidence can be crucial in establishing fault and understanding the sequence of events leading to an incident.