Motor vehicle accidents involving commercial trucks are often catastrophic. It is not uncommon for involved parties to suffer debilitating injuries and even succumb to their injuries, leaving behind devastated family and friends. Accidents of this nature rarely are considered true accidents. These types of collisions are most commonly caused by the negligent or irresponsible actions of an individual or entity. We describe some of the more common causes of truck accidents when you read on. Driver NegligenceDriver mistakes and negligence...Continue Reading...
Every year, thousands of truck accidents occur in Georgia. According to the latest data from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, in 2019, there were 4,728 vehicles involved in 4,342 large truck crashes. Out of those, 2,315 people were injured, and 147 passed away. Getting into an accident with a large truck like a big rig, tractor-trailer or semi-truck does much more damage than hitting into a car. There is a higher chance of fatality, injury and destruction to your vehicle. These types of accidents are common in Georgia...Continue Reading...
Millions of commercial trucks move goods across national highways each year. According to the Department of Transportation (DOT), commercial trucks account for 4.3% of all highway vehicles and, because of their weight, can cause major damage to other vehicles if a collision occurs.The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (2010) reports that passengers in normal-sized vehicles were far more likely to die in accidents with large trucks than the occupants of the truck. A study conducted by Kansas State University civil engineers reveals...Continue Reading...
