Canadian Vehicle Specs (CVS)
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Canadian Vehicle Specs (CVS) is a mobile computing version of the popular Canadian Vehicle Specifications System program for desktop PCs distributed by the Canadian Association of Technical Accident Investigators & Reconstructionists (CATAIR). CVS contains all of the features and data found on the desktop version but can be easily stored in your pocket on your PDA or other mobile device. As with the desktop version, CVS allows you to view the output in metric or imperial units and covers years 1971 to 2009.
CVS for Mobile Computing is available as freeware for Windows Mobile / Pocket PC (CVSWm), Windows Smartphone (CVSSp) and the Palm (CVSPalm) operating systems.
To conserve memory on your handheld device, CVS allows the installation of databases for only the year(s) that you want to use.
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Crash Test Formulas (CTC)
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Crash Test Catalog is a pocket cross-reference for the National Highway and Safety Administration's (NHTSA) crash test results. The CTC program contains data needed to find the crash results conducted by NHTSA and/or their independent testing agencies. All platforms cover tests conducted by NHTSA from 1971 to 2008.
CTC for Mobile Computing is available as freeware for Windows Mobile / Pocket PC (CTCWm), Windows Smartphone (CTCSp) and the Palm (CTCPalm) operating systems.
As with our Canadian Vehicle Specs line of mobile software, CTC allows the installation of databases for only the year(s) that you want to use.
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National Vehicle Safety Standards (NVS)
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NVS for Mobile Computing is a PDA cross-reference guide for the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. The cross-reference guide covers Title 49: Chapter V and contains the scope and application for Safety Standards cataloged in five groups.
With NVSPalm or NVSWm, you can review standards 101 to 595 on your handheld PDA. Each entry contains a brief description of the standard and application.
A complete listing of the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards is available in book format from NHTSA or the U.S. Department of Transportation.
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