Stay Safe This Winter – Sharing the Road with Semi-Trucks

Most of us share the road with tractor-trailers every day. It’s just a part of Nashville life. Whether we’re traveling on the highway for our commute to work, running errands, or simply getting from one place to another, we’ve encountered trucks at one point or another. For the most part, we know how to share…

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Reflective Tape Can Cut Down on Truck Accidents

Semi-trucks and 18-wheelers are difficult enough to handle under normal circumstances. They’re incredibly heavy. Cargo on the truck can shift. The length of the truck makes it hard to see vehicles behind the truck and to the right of the truck. On top of that, making turns is very difficult. That’s why drivers need a…

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Negligent Trucking Companies: Following Too Closely

The interstates that come through Nashville every day are clogged with traffic. As you can see, our interstates are zooming. Big trucks come through here traveling in this congested traffic too fast, and they follow car too closely. We all know that Nashville traffic can stop in a second. When that happens and there’s an…

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Trucks and Highway Driving – A Deadly Mix

Statistics from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety – Highway Loss Data Institute show how deadly truck driving accidents are. Our Nashville truck accident lawyers are respected throughout Tennessee for our ability to hold truck drivers, truck manufacturers, and truck parts makers liable so that victims are remembered and treated like people – not just…

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Liability in Tennessee Rental Moving Truck Accidents

When it is time to move houses, a person can decide to rent a moving truck rather than hire a moving company. Moving is already stressful enough, so why not toss in the stress of climbing up into a moving truck and getting behind the wheel of the largest motor vehicle they have ever driven?…

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Electronic Logging Devices and Truck Driver Safety

Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) are an attempt to keep drivers safe using technology. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has been rolling out ELDs in phases that began in 2015, and will end in 2019. Phase II of the ELD mandate will commence on December 18, 2017. This is the last day that paper…

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Safety Hazards of Medically Unfit Truck Drivers

Truck drivers have a challenging job that requires them to transport goods under a tight schedule across our nation’s highways. Meeting those tight deadlines requires truck drivers to have a lot of stamina. To qualify for a CDL (commercial driver’s license) a truck driver must also be in good health. The U.S. Department of Transportation…

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