Category: Truck Accidents

Electronic Computer Modules (ECMs) on commercial trucks limit the speed and monitor a variety of operations on tractor-trailers. They are required on all tractor-trailers and other big trucks in the U.S. A truck’s ECM system monitors such operations as the truck’s: Engine performance Fuel efficiency Speed (engine RPMs) Braking Use…

America’s trucking industry is responding to a shortage of qualified truck drivers in part by putting retired truckers back behind the wheel. This raises concerns about truck drivers’ health and whether drivers are being vetted physically as they should be. In a recent After the Crash podcast, attorney David Craig, managing…

When you suffer injuries in a truck accident, you need experienced legal representation to help you recover compensation from a negligent truck driver or trucking company. But where do you find a good lawyer? You can get a lawyer referral from family or friends, other attorneys you know, bar association…

A semi-truck can go as fast as most passenger cars, but truckers are required to abide by lower speed limits in certain locations. Trucks soon will be equipped with mandatory speed limiter devices that control top speeds. What Are Semi-Truck Speed Limits? In Indiana, most speed limits for commercial trucks…

Any traffic accident has the potential to cause significant damage and life-altering injuries. However, crashes involving commercial trucks can be particularly catastrophic due in part to their massive size and weight compared to other vehicles. Truck drivers who drive too fast for traffic conditions or drive when dangerously fatigued put…

Truck accidents are among the most catastrophic motor vehicle accidents that occur. If you suffer injuries in a semi-truck accident, you should understand the potential value of your injury claim or lawsuit. Factors Affecting Your Truck Accident Settlement Value When you suffer an injury in a truck accident, you might…