When it comes to a truck accident, experience matters. Crashes involving a large truck (commercial trucks, semi trucks, tractor trailers) can often be catastrophic and fatal. The majority of large trucks are massive vehicles, often carrying thousands of pounds of cargo and goods. These types of trucks are heavy and…
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According to numbers compiled by the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA), almost 4,000 people die, and an estimated 95,000 are injured every year in crashes involving large trucks on U.S. highways. 71 percent of those who died were occupants of other vehicles, while 11 were pedestrians, bicyclists, and…
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Many of us have seen large trucks, such as semi-trucks and trailers, driving too fast or in a dangerous manner. Arizona has heavy truck traffic, as truckers frequently use Interstate 10 to move goods and produce cross country. How safe are the trucks that use our highways? Ask an Arizona…
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In 2016 (most recent data) a total of 3,986 people died in large truck crashes in America, according to a report from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Highway Loss Data Institute (IIHS/HLDI). Sixty-six percent of these deaths came from the occupants of passenger vehicles. The reasons for these…
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Authorities suspect that driver fatigue may have played a role in a fiery truck accident that caused massive traffic backups on I-10 EB in Phoenix near Ray Road yesterday. The crash closed several lanes and traffic was backed up for hours on I-10. Fortunately, there were no fatalities reported. New…
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