3 Common Preventable Causes of Commercial Truck Crashes
Truck driver fatigue, poor vehicle maintenance and impairment by drugs and alcohol set the stage for injuries and deaths.
Truck driver fatigue, poor vehicle maintenance and impairment by drugs and alcohol set the stage for injuries and deaths.
Driver fatigue ranked sixth as a leading cause of wrecks. Specifically. 13 percent of truck drivers were fatigued at the time that they crashed.
Garbage trucks present serious hazards on roads and highways in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, etc. The dangers associated with these vehicles are especially prevalent in narrow city streets since the trucks may suddenly come to a stop, block the road, create congestion, and so forth. If you or a loved one is hit by a…
Few doubt that people who suffer injuries in crashes caused by interstate truck and bus drivers deserve compensation and monetary damages. Even fewer argue that the families of individuals of people who die in wrecks caused by professional drivers’ negligence or recklessness should not succeed with a wrongful death claim. That nearly universal acknowledgement of…