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
As a driver, you are likely familiar with the blind spots around your vehicle and know that the only way to check them is to physically turn your head. Transport trucks also have blind spots, but due to the enormous length and size of these vehicles, those blind spots are
Large trucks can weigh up to 80,000 pounds, and sometimes even more due to regulatory waivers granted by authorities. When these trucks are involved in accidents, the injuries sustained by victims can be catastrophic. In fact, the damages can be so high that many negligent drivers don’t have enough insurance
Transport trucks and 18-wheelers can be the heaviest and largest vehicles on the road, and thus have the potential to cause the most serious injuries when involved in crashes. Strict state and federal laws exist to help prevent crashes as much as possible. Because truck drivers must comply with both
