Truck driving has long been one of the best-paid blue-collar professions. Commercial drivers may spend more time on the road than the average worker must commit to a shift at a factory or an office-based position, but they generally earn a premium wage for their...
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Truck Accidents
Do trucking regulations put other drivers at risk on the road?
Most traffic laws exist on a state-by-state or local basis. The federal government does not impose specific driving requirements on those in control of a personal vehicle for the most part. However, when the vehicle someone drives is a semi-truck or other large...
Truck crashes and multiple negligent parties
When a vehicle collision occurs, an immediate response involves determining which driver was at fault. Once the Illinois investigation concludes, victims might discover that the other driver either wasn't at fault or another party shares the blame. Commercial truck...
When do truck accidents happen?
Collisions involving large commercial trucks can be especially dangerous for drivers and passengers. While these accidents happen most often on highways, the damage they cause can be significant. The large weight and size of a semi-truck means that the occupants of a...
What kind of evidence is needed for a truck accident claim?
Being involved in a truck accident can change any Illinois resident’s life. You might be left with catastrophic injuries that require continuous care for your lifetime. It’s important to have certain evidence for your truck accident claim. Your vehicle Your vehicle...