CompuServe Messages

I'll call them. Hope it comes out soon and can help me. Wondering if anyone would volunteer info on how they have dealt with a similar situation. I was thinking that with the TEMPO routine I could do this case but now I wonder. I have a case involving a collision where a car pulled out in front of another car driving on the highway. Want to show that regardless of the speed of the car on the highway (say 55 vs. 65 mph) that the wreck would have happened anyway. Now I'm not so sure I can do this. How can I figure out the stopping distance at 55 vs. 65 with the software I have. I know that I can show (with TEMPO) that if no brakes are applied moving 65 vs 55 would get you there sooner, but not sure how to work in the applying of the brakes (hum???) Any ideas out there? I guess I need info from the reconstructionist who did the coefficient readings, etc. Wonder if he could tell me based on his numbers, the amount of time to stop at the different speeds, then I could plug that into the length of the animation along with the known distance the vehicle did travel and I would have a valid demonstration. Make sense? I'm just thinking out loud here, hoping to get any insight from someone. Thanks for lending an ear. Paul