World Reconstruction Exposition
Trains professionals worldwide in motor vehicle collision reconstruction through a large conference. For fiscal year 2025 it reported $0 in revenue, $1K in expenses, and $49K in net assets.Pt I
- Type
- Public charity (501(c)(3)) · Public Safety & Disaster
- Location
- Ligonier, PA
- Website
- www.wrex.org
- Filings
- 5 on file (2021–2025)
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The World Reconstruction Exposition exists to plan and execute the worlds largest motor vehicle collision reconstruction training conference ever 6-8 years. The week long event serves 800-1000 professionals from all over the world. The next event is scheduled for the year 2030.
One day of this week long event is dedicated to live, instrumented motor vehicle collisions. We plan crashes and obtain vehicles so that attendees may observe how vehicles interact during a collision. All crashes are analyzed using specialized equipment and these analyses are provided to attendees for reference in future investigations.
One day of this week long event is dedicated to hands on field testing where attendees are provided with experiences such as vehicle and systems inspections, damage analysis and using cutting edge techniques.
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