Heavy rain and snow can contribute to tragic accidents, particularly for truck drivers. Below, we discuss three reasons why it’s so dangerous to drive a truck in bad weather and what truckers can do to protect themselves. #1. Trucks Are More Difficult to Maneuver Trucks’ ...
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View MoreTruck accidents have many causes. Two common trends among truck accidents, however, are the violation of federal hours-of-service regulations and the ...
View MoreDespite advances in modern technology, including GPS satellite tracking, electronic logbooks, crash avoidance systems, and more, truck accidents are ...
View MoreTrucks are enormous vehicles that require regular care and maintenance. Even one skipped inspection check can lead to a devastating truck accident. ...
View MoreTrucking companies have immense responsibility. This is because the vehicles they operate and manage are often heavy-duty tractor-trailers that can ...
View MoreMost passenger vehicles are no match for a fully loaded, 80,000-pound tractor-trailer barreling down the highway at high speed. In fact, in the event ...
View MoreIn the state of California, there were roughly 485,000 auto accidents reported in 2017. These collisions resulted in nearly 4,000 deaths and over ...
View MoreIf you experience severe anxiety when driving your passenger car next to a tractor trailer or semi-truck on the highway, you’re not alone – and ...
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