Which items are considered evidentiary value at a traffic crash incident?

The correct choice focuses on items that are directly linked to the physical aspects of a traffic crash, which are critical in establishing the circumstances of the incident. Evidence such as glass, debris, paint, tire marks, and damage provides objective information that can be analyzed to understand how the crash occurred.

Glass fragments can indicate point of impact, while debris and paint from vehicles can help in reconstructing the path and speed of the vehicles involved. Tire marks can give insights into braking patterns, speeds, and maneuvers taken by the drivers. The damage to the vehicles involved can illustrate the severity of the collision and the direction of impact.

In contrast, while witness accounts and photographs can be valuable, they are subjective and can vary between individuals. Driver statements and insurance information, while important for legal purposes, do not provide the physical evidence that directly relates to the crash dynamics. Repair estimates and vehicle history, although relevant for insurance and repair decisions, do not typically contribute to understanding the circumstances and causes of the traffic incident itself.