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Truck Accidents

Collisions involving commercial trucks, semi-trucks, and 18-wheelers are governed by a complex web of federal and state regulations that differ significantly from standard car accident law. Multiple parties — including drivers, carriers, loaders, and manufacturers — may share liability. These articles explore how trucking accident investigations work, what regulations apply, how black box and logbook data is used as evidence, and how to pursue maximum compensation for catastrophic injuries caused by commercial vehicle negligence.

The Department of Transportation (DOT) recently changed the hours of service regulations to which truckers must comply. These regulations are meant to ensure that the

Accidents involving large commercial trucks are more dangerous than other accidents on Iowa roads for the simple reason that semitrailers and other trucks are so

You have probably driven next to a tractor-trailer hundreds of times. The first couple times you drove next to a tractor-trailer may have been nerve-racking.

Driving for a long period of time can be a monotonous experience. Especially for those stuck driving on the highway, road hypnosis could pose a

A commercial truck accident is usually a devastating experience for all parties involved, often leading to tens of thousands of dollars in property damage, medical

In the aftermath of an accident involving a commercial truck, it may prove more difficult than victims expect to determine who is responsible for the

A commercial truck accident can happen for a variety of reasons. As a motorist, you always do your part to remain as safe as possible

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