What is BS EN 63005‑1 - Road vehicle accidents about?
BS EN 63005‑1 discusses event video data recorders (EVDR) for road vehicle accidents. BS EN 63005‑1 is the first part of the multi-series on EVDR for road accidents that describes basic requirements for event video data recorders (EVDRs) for road vehicle accidents, used for identifying and analyzing causes of accidents based on video from a front-mounted camera and other information obtained before and after such events. In addition to video from a front-mounted camera and vehicle behaviour, these products can record side and/or rear video data for enhanced functionalities in determining causes of accidents and analyzing collision events.
Who is BS EN 63005‑1 - Road vehicle accidents for?
BS EN 63005‑1 on EVDR for road accidents is useful for:
- Manufacturers, designers, and suppliers of EVDR
- Automotive manufacturers
- Regulatory bodies
- Government bodies
Why should you use BS EN 63005‑1 - Road vehicle accidents?
An Event Data Recorder (EDR) is a function or device installed in a motor vehicle to record technical vehicle and occupant information for a brief period before, during, and after a crash for monitoring and assessing vehicle safety system performance. EVDR systems are prohibited from serving purposes other than the aforementioned. They cannot be placed in unapproved areas and/or not record sound.
BS EN 63005‑1 discusses classification by security level, classification by interoperability of functions, mandatory event, optional event, power supply unit and electrical safety, Video camera, basic camera performance, vehicle registration plate detection performance, data storage and security, and environmental reliability tests.
With obedience and compliance to BS EN 63005‑1, you can be ensured of all sorts of requirements for for event video data recorders (EVDRs).
