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Collision Reconstruction Add-In: Now Supports Major & Minor Collision Rules

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MyGeotab
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Safety
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Update Type
New Improvements
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Rolling out
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The Collision Reconstruction Add-In is an existing beta feature in MyGeotab that lets safety managers generate collision reconstruction reports for exception events. Previously, it only supported the legacy Possible Collision rule — leaving a gap for customers who had moved to Geotab's more accurate Major and Minor Collision rules and left them unable to reconstruct those events. Starting in early September, the add-in has been extended to support events triggered by the Major and Minor Collision rules, and now retrieves 100 Hz accelerometer data to produce higher-fidelity reconstruction visuals.

Why it matters
  • Customers using Major or Minor Collision rules — Geotab's recommended, more accurate collision detection framework — can now generate reconstruction reports directly from those events, the same way they could for Possible Collision events.
  • Higher-frequency (100 Hz) accelerometer data produces richer, more accurate reconstruction visuals, helping safety managers better understand the forces involved in a collision and strengthening documentation for insurance claims and driver exoneration.
  • Closes a gap that led some customers to stay on the legacy Possible Collision rule because their Major/Minor Collision events weren't supported by the add-in.
What you need to do

This is an additive change; existing reconstruction functionality for Possible Collision events is unchanged, and no workflows are disrupted. No action is required from end users or administrators; the update takes effect automatically at release.

Availability

Rolling out to all databases with the Collision Reconstruction Add-In in a single rollout beginning in early September 2026.

About

Product
MyGeotab
Feature
Safety
Dashboard
Regions
Global
Update Type
New Improvements
Release Status
Rolling out
Published
Last Updated
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