Truck Accidents

In some cases, individuals riding in passenger vehicles don't survive collisions with commercial trucks. Therefore, it is important for commercial motorists to operate their vehicles at safe speeds while traveling on New Jersey roads. In addition to causing accidents,...

Anyone who drives a semi-truck or commercial truck knows that training to drive safely is very important. There are inherent risks to driving a large or heavy vehicle on the roads. In New Jersey, poor training can be the basis for legal liability in the event of a...

If you’ve ever been a victim of a car accident, you know how complex the situation can get in a short time. Thus, imagine how complicated a truck accident. While insurance claims and medical treatment are issues that need to be handled, determining who is at fault in...

Researchers and engineers work every day to develop new vehicle safety technologies that save lives. Government agencies and independent organizations test these new developments, offering safety ratings and recommending new policies. One such organization is the...

After an hour or two behind the wheel, you may find yourself starting to feel fatigued. This may help you understand how taxing it can be for those whose jobs require them to be on the road for several consecutive hours (such as truck drivers). A drowsy driver is a...

When getting behind the wheel of a truck in New Jersey, you need to be aware of the additional challenges of driving such a large and unwieldy vehicle. Whether you are on the street or the highway, there are some things you can do to maximize safety and minimize the...

When a tractor-trailer and a smaller vehicle collide, regardless of who is at fault, the occupants of the passenger vehicle usually bear the brunt of the crash. However, when the accident involves more than one commercial vehicle, the odds may not be in the truckers'...