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Sharing the Road with Mobile Businesses

South Florida is not only a popular place for food trucks, but also for other mobile businesses. On the streets of Aventura, Miami, and other cities you may see mobile hair salons, gyms, furniture stores, and more. While these businesses can be fun, however, you also need to treat them…

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How Truck Driver Shortages Could Lead to Traffic Collisions in Hollywood and Across the Country

Florida relies heavily on the trucking industry for its agricultural industry and its many other industries. Truck drivers bring goods and products into the state and transport Florida products all over the United States and beyond. Unfortunately, the industry has been affected by a labor shortage and labor problems that…

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Truck Accident Statistics for Miami Drivers and Motorists Across the Country

If you drive in Miami or any Florida city, you have probably seen evidence of truck accidents involving commercial trucks or big rigs. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), and the National Center for Statistics and Analysis (NCSA), the statistics about…

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Are Truck Collisions in Miami and South Florida on the Rise?

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 3,757 people across the country were killed in truck collisions in 2011, compared with 3,686 in 2010. This represents a 1.9% increase in the number of fatalities between the two years. In many cases, these accidents were single-vehicle truck accidents. In…

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US and Florida Truck Accident Statistics

According to the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), approximately 500 000 trucking accidents occur across the country each year. In addition: – One out of eight fatal traffic accidents is a truck accident, with about 5000 truck accidents each year resulting in fatalities. -In trucking accidents (including Miami trucking accidents)…

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A Look At Statistics That Could Solve the Puzzle of Miami Truck Accidents

Civil engineers Sunanda Dissanayake and Siddhartha Kotikalapudi, both of Kansas State University, are examining five years of commercial truck accident statistics with an aim to finding information that could help prevent future crashes. Their research may be important in helping to prevent Miami truck accidents as well as traffic accidents…

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CSA Data Could Reveal Possible Issues That Lead to Coral Gables Truck Accidents

Gathering information about truck safety and truck accidents is one of the most important ways to help prevent Coral Gables truck accidents as well as truck accidents across the country. Data gathering helps the industry make changes that improve safety. In 2010, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMSCA) launched…

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Truck Driving a Dangerous Job: Report

The a 2010 report, the National Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries in 2010, has revealed that the most dangerous jobs in the U.S. in 2010 included truck driving, fishing, logging, mining and aircraft-related occupations. Many of these occupations are considered dangerous due to the heavy machinery or trucks used. For…

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Could a Lowered Rate of Fork Lift Truck Accidents in the UK Help Prevent Similar Florida Truck Accidents?

The Health & Safety Executive has reported that since the Fork Lift Truck Association’s National Fork Lift Safety Week initiative was launched, UK has seen fatal fork lift truck accidents decline by two thirds. In 2006/7, 16 workers in the UK died due to such accidents, while in 2009/10, five…

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What Can Cause Florida Truck Accidents Involving Tractor Trailers?

Florida truck accidents often involve larger, commercial trucks. According to a 2007 Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration report, tractor trailers and other large trucks cause accidents because of a number of common reasons: 1) Drug use. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration report, more than a quarter of…

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