Ignoring Federal Truck Regulations Can Prove Truck Company Negligence

Commercial trucks are perhaps the most dangerous vehicles on the road. They are much larger than passenger vehicles and they can do a great deal of damage in the event of a truck accident. This is why there are so many regulations regarding the commercial trucking industry. Regulations such as:

• Ensuring that drivers' schedules do not exceed the federally regulated speed limits or maximum travel distances
• Ensuring proper maintenance of commercial vehicles
• Properly securing the truck's cargo, so that is does not fall or obstruct the driver's view
• Hiring qualified drivers, who are properly trained and whose licenses are current and valid
• Providing vehicles with the proper safety devices, such as efficient brakes and a rear underride system

The neglect to meet these regulations can lead to serious injuries or death. If you have been the victim of a Kentucky trucking accident, then you may need to recover compensation for the damages that you've incurred. The first thing to do would be to contact a Kentucky personal injury attorney. An attorney will investigate your case, help you determine liability, and assist you with a Kentucky personal injury claim.

Contacting a Louisville Truck Accident Lawyer

A Louisville truck accident lawyer at Gray and White Law can help you handle every aspect of your truck injury claim from determining liability to negotiating with insurance companies. If you've been injured in a Kentucky truck accident contact us today for a free evaluation of your case (800) 634-8767 or (502) 210- 8942.