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Commercial truck accidents can result in severe injuries due to the sheer size and weight of the vehicles involved. A fully loaded commercial truck can weigh up to 80,000 pounds way more than a standard passenger vehicle. The severity of …

Bobtailing refers to driving a semi-truck without a trailer attached. This term originates from the resemblance of the truck’s rear end to the short, stubby tail of a bobtailed horse. When a truck is bobtailing, it is only the tractor …

18 wheeler accident settlements are reached through negotiations between the parties involved, their legal representatives, and insurance companies. The settlements typically cover damages incurred by the victims which includes medical expenses, property damage, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other …

The term “deadhead” in the context of trucking has its roots in the early days of the transportation industry. Originally, it referred to a situation where a truck was traveling without a load, returning to its point of origin or …

Trucking regulations differ significantly from standard vehicle laws, and personal injury attorneys specializing in this area possess an understanding of these nuances. They are well-versed in federal and state regulations governing commercial vehicles, including the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration …