Trucking Accidents

Sharing the roadway with a semi-truck can be intimidating. Feeling unsafe around these massive vehicles is understandable. Passenger vehicles are at a serious disadvantage when it comes to a collision with a semi-truck. However, size isn’t the only reason trucks put people at risk. Large 18-wheelers tend to have many blind spots that make certain…

Driving large commercial vehicles like delivery trucks, school buses, or 18-wheelers requires specialized training and licensing. In Texas, this means obtaining a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). While federal regulations set basic standards, each state has its own specific requirements for issuing a CDL. Truck accidents caused by non-qualified drivers and those with a valid CDL…

Jackknife truck accidents are among the most dangerous types of trucking incidents.  These accidents occur when the truck driver loses control of the vehicle. While all vehicles are expected to be involved in accidents from time to time, truck accidents that involve 10,000 to 25,000 pounds of metal and cargo can become deadly fast. Any…

Truck accidents are often catastrophic, resulting in significant property damage, severe injuries, and even fatalities. Given the complexity and potential severity of these accidents, determining liability and understanding the sequence of events leading up to a collision is essential. One of the most valuable tools in these investigations is the black box data, also known…

When most of us think of large trucks, we see them pulling massive trailers filled with cargo. However, 18-wheelers are often between pick-up points, meaning they are either deadheading (pulling an empty trailer) or bobtailing (aren’t pulling a trailer at all). Although many assume these circumstances are safer than operating a fully-loaded truck, the opposite…

If you get into a work-related accident while driving in Texas, it’s essential to know your rights. Whether you’re using a company vehicle or driving for work purposes, understanding what you’re entitled to is crucial. From who is responsible for the accident to the details of insurance coverage, having this knowledge helps you navigate the…

Accidents involving 18-wheelers can have multiple liable parties, including the trucking company itself. In such cases, San Antonio truck accident victims can file a lawsuit against the company to seek compensation for their losses. Suing a trucking company, however, can be more complicated than suing the driver of another vehicle. The laws which govern trucking…

Truck rollovers are one of the most serious accidents in which truck drivers and passenger vehicle drivers can be involved. In fact, these types of accidents commonly lead to fatalities or lifelong disabilities. A truck rollover accident is when an 18-wheeler turns onto its side or top. These accidents can happen at any time, but…

It might be safe to say that anyone who drives a typical passenger car does not enjoy driving around a commercial truck. Whether it’s behind them, beside them, or just in front of them, those large vehicles make us uneasy, and for a good reason. An accident with a tractor-trailer would likely leave you with…

Trucking accidents can have devastating consequences, often resulting in severe injuries or even fatalities. When such accidents occur, it’s crucial to determine who is responsible for the damages and injuries suffered. In many cases, the trucking company can be held liable for the accident and the resulting harm. When this is the case, filing a…