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Improperly loading a truck may increase the risk of an accident while traveling on a Georgia road or highway. This is because it may cause too much weight to shift to one section of the truck, which can cause it to weave, jackknife or topple over when driven at high...
Nearly 23% of trucks or drivers faced penalties during Roadcheck 2022. The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance will conduct Roadcheck 2023 across Canada, Mexico and the United States, including Georgia. While last year’s event focused on wheel ends, the focus of this...
Heavy trucks operating at high speeds are a threat on Georgia roads. These trucks are more likely than any other vehicles to cause catastrophic accidents. Trucks are larger, heavier and more powerful than they've ever been. When you factor in things such as distracted...
Truck accidents in Georgia and around the country kill thousands of people every year, but efforts to improve commercial truck safety are often thwarted by lobbying efforts carried out on behalf of the logistics industry. A recent train derailment in East Palestine,...
When people think of truck accidents, they might envision jackknife collisions or tailgating incidents. A post-collision investigation might reveal that driver fatigue was responsible when these and other accidents may occur on Georgia roads. Truckers who travel while...
Flying debris from trucks is a serious safety hazard that poses a significant risk to other drivers on the road. Loose items, such as gravel, rocks and construction materials, can become dangerous projectiles if they fly off a truck and hit another vehicle. These...
Commercial trucks are a common sight throughout the state of Georgia. Drivers frequently reach their destinations without problems, but accidents involving these oversized vehicles happen. Accident victims will typically want to know the reasons for the crash since...
Victims of truck accidents may experience significant financial losses due to their injuries. The financial fallout from a truck accident in Georgia could leave the victim dealing with debts from medical-related expenses and income losses. Such victims understandably...
If you get into an accident with a semi-truck in Georgia and are certain that it was the truck driver's fault, you can file a lawsuit against them, especially if your injuries and car damages are significant. Be aware, however, that these cases are often complicated...
Delivery trucks remain a constant presence throughout the state of Georgia. As more people turn to online services to acquire goods, delivery companies will continue to put more trucks on the road. While most drivers handle their duties with care, accidents happen....
