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Haddon extended the epidemiologic triad further, though, to consider these factors in unison with the crash sequence. The crash sequence can be examined in terms of three items; the circumstances surrounding the event prior to the crash occurring, the circumstances involved during the crash, and those involved after the crash. The crash sequence interacts with human, environment, and vehicular factors to define the frequency and severity of injury.