Close

Articles Posted in Trucking Accidents

Updated:

How Experts Believe Tanker Rollover Truck Accidents in Coral Springs can be Prevented

Tanker trucks are used to transport fuel, water, and other liquids. These trucks are also more prone to rollovers than cars and most commercial trucks. According to the CDC, tanker truck rollovers are the leading cause of traffic accident-related deaths for firefighters. Rollovers are also more likely than other truck…

Updated:

Types of Injuries Commercial Drivers Can Sustain in Truck Crashes in North Miami

In most truck accidents in North Miami and Florida, passengers of the smaller cars involved in the collision are the ones most likely to suffer severe injuries. Each year, car passengers sustain serious tissue injuries, spinal cord injuries, burns, and head injuries in North Miami and across Florida due to…

Updated:

New Study Could Suggest That Caffeine May Prevent Some Truck Accidents in Miami Springs and Other Communities

An Australian study published recently in the British Medical Journal found that truck drivers who consumed caffeine were less likely than other motorists to be involved in crashes, even when lack of sleep and other factors were accounted for. The study looked at 530 long distance commercial truck drivers who…

Updated:

Who is Responsible for Truck Accidents in Miami Beach?

Over the past three and a half decades, truck accident fatalities across the country have declined dramatically, but experts say that much still needs to be done to make the roads even safer. According to personal injury attorneys in Miami Beach, one way to reduce the number of truck accidents…

Updated:

Reducing Road Stress Could Help Reduce Instances of Car and Truck Accidents in Coral Gables

According to the National Council on Compensation Insurance, traffic accident injuries and fatalities have dropped over the past few years, largely because unemployment means that fewer people drive to work and there are fewer trucks and shipments on the road. As the economy recovers, there is more road traffic and…

Updated:

Recovering From Long Term Injuries: Dealing with the Aftereffects of a Truck Collision in Homestead

Truck accidents in Homestead and other South Florida communities cause devastating injuries each year. In many cases, due to the size and force of a truck, truck collisions are more likely than car collisions in Homestead to result in long-term and permanent injury. Some of the more serious injuries caused…

Updated:

Jackknife Truck Accidents in South Miami and Other Florida Cities

Jackknife truck accidents occur when the tractor and the trailer of a commercial truck form an “L” or “V” shape because the two components fall out of sync with each other. These types of truck accidents are often caused by: 1) Bad weather. Bad weather – such as slippery roads…

Updated:

What Causes Truck Collisions in Miami Springs and Across Florida?

According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), about 77 000 truck accidents across the country each year are caused by truck driver error. The most common errors, according to the FMCSA, are: 1) Prescription drug use. According to the FMCSA, about 26% of truck accidents are caused by…

Updated:

What Puts Truckers in North Miami and Other Florida Cities at Risk of Fatigue-Related Accidents?

Truck drivers face a lot of pressure on the job, and unfortunately there are news items almost every month about truck drivers who have caused a serious accident or even fatalities by falling asleep at the wheel. Fatigue-related related truck accidents in North Miami and across South Florida are a…

Updated:

Truck Accidents on Construction Sites in Miami and Other Communities

Construction sites are everywhere across South Florida, and in many cases they are a positive sign of economic growth and population expansion. Unfortunately, construction sites can also lead to many workplace accidents in Miami and other communities. Construction sites are also common sites for truck accidents. There many types of…

Contact Us