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Common Types and Causes of Truck Accidents in Kentucky

Commercial vehicle accidents are different from other types of motor vehicle crashes. In Kentucky, a fully loaded commercial truck can weigh as much as 80,000 pounds, while the average weight of a passenger car is around 4,000 pounds. This weight discrepancy puts car drivers and…

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Cargo Tank Truck Rollover Accidents, Injuries, and Recoveries

Approximately 1,300 cargo tank rollovers occur each year in the United States, on average, according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). These rollover accidents can be catastrophic for cargo tank drivers and anyone who is near the truck when it overturns. Common Causes…

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Your Guide to Armored Truck Accidents, Injuries, and Compensation

Banks, jewelry stores, and other businesses and government entities that need to move large amounts of money or valuable merchandise often use armored trucks. Armored vehicles are built to be theft-resistant. They often have bulletproof glass and reinforced metal that can withstand an armed attack….

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Be Cautious Around Louisville Food Trucks to Avoid Serious Injuries

Over the past few years, food trucks have become more popular in Kentucky and throughout the country. Forbes estimates that the food truck industry will grow by about 20% in 2019 alone.  Food trucks provide you with more opportunities to eat innovative and tasty food…

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What All Drivers Need to Know About Semi-Truck Blind Spot Crashes

Large trucks may be the most efficient way to move goods from Point A to Point B; however, their large size creates a serious risk for truckers and other motorists. The design of large trucks makes it difficult for truckers to see every area on…

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How to Keep the Truck Company From Destroying Evidence After a Crash

When you have been in an accident with a commercial semi-truck, you can be sure that the trucking company has a lot of the information you will need to support your accident claim. While Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) rules require the trucking company…

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