Louis Inendino, PE

ACTAR Number 1389

Mr. Inendino earned Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in General Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Mr. Inendino has extensive education, training, and experience in vehicular accident reconstruction, mechanical engineering, vehicle dynamics, and failure analysis. He has performed engineering analyses and inspections in hundreds of cases involving vehicle accident reconstruction and vehicle component failures, including braking, steering, drivetrain, and suspension components. Also, Mr. Inendino has given trial, deposition, and arbitration testimony in State and Federal Courts.

Mr. Inendino is an accredited traffic accident reconstructionist by the Accreditation Commission for Traffic Accident Reconstruction (ACTAR). He has completed vehicular accident reconstruction analyses for all types of vehicles, including passenger vehicles, commercial tractor/trailers, slow-moving
(agricultural) vehicles, material handling equipment, and construction equipment. He has also analyzed pedestrian accidents and bicycle and motorcycle collisions. Mr. Inendino has received formal training in imaging and analyzing collision data from vehicles. Mr. Inendino evaluates traffic signal timing relating to intersection collisions. Mr. Inendino has published and
presented several research articles through the Society of Automotive Engineers and other organizations on topics ranging from the modeling of brake fade in commercial vehicles and the validation of simulation software for commercial vehicles to the effects of airflow from vehicles on the stability of pedestrians. His research area in graduate school was the design and modeling of on-highway truck seats. He holds a valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL).