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Several causes contribute to truck collisions in Florida, including several involving negligence. Intoxicated or tired truck drivers may impact other vehicles, and moving violations might lead to rear-end, head-on or other crashes. However, improper cargo loading...
If you are involved in a truck accident, filing a claim can be daunting. Many factors go into these claims, and they can be very complex. Role of multiple parties Usually, multiple parties are involved in truck accidents, which means that the legal proceedings can be...
Florida residents are used to sharing their roads with huge commercial trucks. Usually, such travels are uneventful, but there are times when truck accidents occur. If you were injured in such a situation and filed a truck accident claim, this is the timeline you can...
A collision with a commercial vehicle could result in significant injuries such as whiplash, broken bones or internal bleeding. These injuries may make it difficult or impossible to go back to work, go back to school or otherwise experience an adequate quality of...
Concerns about truck accidents rank high among the worries of many commuters. A truck could cause enormous harm if it hits a smaller vehicle, so truck drivers must follow traffic laws. However, not every truck accident on Florida streets or highways involves moving...
Truck accidents happen for various reasons, and moving violations are not the only ones. Sometimes, maintenance issues contribute to crashes on Florida roads and highways. Tire blowouts might be among the most frightening incidents involving a tractor-trailer. Yes,...
Motor vehicle collisions can lead to serious injuries to drivers, passengers and pedestrians alike. When one of the vehicles involved is a truck, however, it can lead to catastrophic injuries and devastating property damage. Unfortunately, when a distracted driver is...
Some of the worst accidents in Florida occur in construction zones where trucks are moving in and out of the traffic lanes with minimal protection from flag personnel and caution signs. Not only can work trucks be a hazard under certain circumstances, semis driving...
Gone are the days when Floridians could smoke virtually anywhere. After the passage of the state's Clean Indoor Air Act, most smoking in public and private businesses is illegal. Still, there are few restrictions to prevent drivers from smoking inside their vehicles....
It's not uncommon to see people driving commercial vehicles in Florida. While these large vehicles can transport lots of items, they're also prone to jackknifing. A jackknife is a term used when a truck's cab and trailer fold in on each other, usually in a V- or...