Any vehicle accident has the unfortunate potential to end in tragedy. But when a car collides with a semitruck, that potential can be greatly amplified in Ohio. Statistics show an average of over 4,800 trucking accidents per year on Ohio roadways between 2020 and 2023, with an average of over
Trucks are a pivotal element in the shipping industry, carrying needed goods to cities and towns nationwide. While drivers are trained to manage the extra bulk and weight of semi-trucks, accidents can and do occur. There are over half a million truck-related accidents in the U.S. each year, with 55%
Trucking accidents are one of the most devastating types of accidents. As Ohio drivers know well, the state’s highway system serves as a trucking corridor along which truckers move freight destined for all parts of the country. Driving on an Ohio highway means you’ll be sharing the road with plenty
Being involved in an Ohio truck accident is a jarring experience. It can be difficult to remain clear-headed in the immediate aftermath of a crash. However, knowing the right steps to take can have a major impact on your ability to recover trucking accident compensation to help with your injury
COLUMBUS, OH – A 56-year-old driver lost their life due to a car-splitting crash early Wednesday, July 3, in west Columbus, according to NBC4i. The fatal incident occurred at the intersection of East Main Street and Wilson Avenue, in the city’s Franklin Park neighborhood. Columbus Police said the male victim
TUSCARAWAS COUNTY, OH – A 4-year-old girl died last Wednesday evening, June 26, due to a crash off Interstate 77 near Strasburg that hurt two other people, including another child, reports WTRF. The single-vehicle rollover wreck occurred near milepost 88, north of the exit to U.S. Highway 250, at about
