Category: Truck Accidents

Large trucks are generally more difficult to operate than your average motor vehicle, so the law requires truck drivers to undergo rigorous training, testing, and requalification procedures before getting behind the wheel. If you suffer injuries in a truck accident caused by an unqualified truck driver, it is important to seek the help of a…

When a truck rolls over, it is dangerous not only for the truck driver but also for other cars or pedestrians around it. These accidents can cause catastrophic injuries or even death. Truck accident attorneys can help injury victims by answering their questions and representing them through the entirety of the case. What Is a…

Tow trucks and tow truck operators can be a saving grace after an auto accident or an untimely breakdown. However, that doesn’t mean they’re free from involvement in traffic crashes. Unfortunately, tow truck accidents are all too common around the U.S. If you or a loved one have been injured in a tow truck accident,…

Dump and garbage trucks play an important part in our communities, allowing us to have clean neighborhoods and homes. However, given their size and weight, these vehicles pose a huge risk to other road users and the operators themselves. All types of dump and garbage truck accidents, as well as accidents involving other commercial trucks,…

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) reports more than 4,000 fatal crashes and over 100,000 injury crashes involving large trucks occurred nationwide in one recent year. If a large truck crash injured you or a loved one, you might be able to seek compensation from the at-fault party. Therefore, you need to determine the…

A truck accident lawyer can help you after a crash by representing your best interests, protecting your rights, and fighting for the compensation you deserve. Your truck accident lawyer will be there to make the entire insurance claim process smoother, so you can get the money you need and focus more of your time on…

Truck drivers work under an immense amount of pressure. Stores need to restock their shelves on time. At the same time, truckers do not always control the conditions on the road. They may end up stuck in traffic and losing valuable time. Alternatively, the truck driver may experience delays in leaving because of maintenance issues…

According to the trucking accidents statistics by the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), in 2020 there were 1,481 truck tractors, with or without semi-trailers, involved in trucking accidents, 61 of which were fatal and 323 caused injuries. In addition, 9,232 various types of trucks and truck combinations were involved in motor vehicle accidents, 33 of…

Multi-vehicle pileups or accidents involving multiple vehicles due to a “chain reaction” are not uncommon, particularly on high-volume and high-speed highways and roadways. When an initial collision occurs on these roads, a multi-vehicle pileup can quickly develop. This type of accident can cause you serious injuries, property damages, and no idea where to start in…

Being involved in a semi-truck accident can be particularly catastrophic. The sheer size and weight can have devastating consequences for a much smaller, lighter passenger vehicle. You may experience significant injuries and property damages in a semi-truck accident. If the truck driver or another party’s negligence led to the accident that caused your injuries, you…

Commercial trucking accidents are all too common Large trucks continue to be involved in motor vehicle crashes throughout Arizona and the United States that result in injuries and fatalities. The size, weight, and speed of commercial trucks can make them lethal when they collide with much smaller passenger vehicles on Arizona roads and highways. Therefore,…

A semi-truck accident involving commercial trucks are unique because federal laws and regulations apply to these trucks that do not apply to regular passenger vehicles. For example, these vehicles are subject to state laws and laws that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) oversees. In addition, drivers of commercial vehicles, trucking companies, and the…