Truck accidents can cause serious damage. Injured victims frequently rely on securing compensation from the responsible party’s insurer to get their lives back on track. However, insurance companies don’t make payouts without a fight. Without compelling evidence to support your case, you could lose out on the money you rightfully…
Compensation is possible for victims of California truck accidents. But first, you must identify who is responsible for the wreck. While the truck driver likely played a direct role in the crash, they may not be the only party at fault. Negligent trucking companies are frequent defendants in truck accident…
Federal and state trucking regulations cover every aspect of trucking operations in the United States. These regulations matter in California truck accident claims because any violation could be a sign of negligence by the truck driver, trucking company, or other liable party. Proving that violations occurred may make it easier…
Truck accidents often lead to severe injuries, significant property damage, and costly medical bills. As a result, many accident victims seek compensation through personal injury claims. Naturally, one of their main questions is, “What is the average truck accident settlement in California?” Unfortunately, providing an average settlement amount for truck…
No trucking regulation prohibits eating while driving. However, many California truck drivers overlook how eating can affect their ability to drive safely. Here’s the truth: Eating and drinking are forms of distracted driving that can lead to devastating wrecks and serious injuries. Large trucks are the giants of the roadway….
Choosing the right personal injury lawyer after an accident in Southern California is one of the most important decisions you can make. An experienced attorney can guide you through the complex procedures of a personal injury case and get you through any obstacles you may encounter on the path to…
Proper training is essential for truck and bus drivers. Commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) are significantly heavier, taller, and more difficult to control than passenger cars. Without proper training, commercial drivers are more likely to cause a collision. Training standards for truck and bus drivers are subject to review and change,…
Many people believe trucks have a better view of the road than other motorists. After all, they are seated higher off the ground and have large mirrors. So why wouldn’t they see everything before other drivers do? The opposite is true. Commercial trucks have more significant blind spots. While there…
Younger truckers are increasingly common on U.S. roads as the trucking industry grapples with shortage of qualified truck drivers. Though all truck drivers need specialized training and a commercial driver’s license (CDL) to operate a tractor-trailer, there is no substitute for experience. Overall, younger drivers are at a greater risk…
Are self-driving or driverless trucks safer than regular trucks? Transportation officials don’t yet have the data to show whether autonomous trucks are a safe alternative to real, live people behind the wheel. In fact, driverless and self-driving trucks have some safety issues that traditional trucks don’t have. Need a truck…
