No standard definition of wake-effect collisions has been developed or validated, nor have the parameters used to classify a wake-effect collision been developed and validated.

Which of the following is the best definition for "wake-effect collision"? A. a traffic accident caused by the passage of an emergency vehicle that does not directly involve (hit) the emergency …

Feb 25, 2022 · A “wake effect” collision is due to emergency vehicle transit but does not involve the emergency vehicle. A survey-based study in Salt Lake City suggested that this is a real …

Feb 15, 2024 · Definition: A wake-effect collision occurs when an emergency vehicle, such as an ambulance or police car, passes through an area and causes other drivers to react in a way …

Jun 4, 2024 · The wake effect collision refers to the phenomenon where one vehicle gets caught in the wake turbulence of another vehicle, leading to potential loss of control. This can happen …

Experience suggests "wake-effect" collisions occur as a result of an EMS vehicle's transit, but do not involve the emergency medical vehicle (EMV). Substantiating the existence and magnitude …

Feb 14, 2022 · Additionally, one survey found estimates of approximately four “wake effect” collisions (defined as collisions caused by, but not involving the L&S operating emergency …

Jun 28, 2012 · Experience suggests “wake-effect” collision occur as a result of an EMS vehicle's transit, but do not involve the emergency medical vehicle (EMV). Substantiating the existence …

cy medical-vehicle collisions (EMVCs) occurring during initial response and transport have been a long-standing problem for EMS systems. Our own ex. erience suggests the existence of "wake …