Federal law requires most commercial trucks on Ohio's highways to have electronic logging devices (ELDs). These devices record critical information about the driver's time on the road. This "black box" data can prove whether a truck driver was violating federal safety...
Truck Accidents
Which driving habits can you adopt to prevent truck accidents?
Roads in Ohio carry constant commercial traffic, especially on highways such as the I-70, I-71, I-270 or Route 33. Large trucks have the potential to be significantly more dangerous than passenger cars because they are heavy, take up a lot of space and have more blind...
Trucking Accidents, Insurance Companies & Personal Injury Claims: How to Protect Your Rights After a Crash
After a truck crash in Ohio, you face injuries, aggressive insurers and strict deadlines. Taking focused steps now may preserve evidence, safeguard your claim and support your recovery. Immediate steps that strengthen your claim What you do in the first days matters....
How to respond to deer on the road
Driving through picturesque landscapes can be a serene experience, but encountering wildlife on the road, including deer, can turn a tranquil journey into a potentially hazardous situation. Running into a deer on the road can be a daunting experience that requires...
Who can be held liable for a catastrophic trucking accident?
Determining liability for a catastrophic trucking accident can be a particularly complex undertaking, as multiple parties may be responsible for the harm caused by a specific collision. Yet, understanding who can be held liable allows victims seeking justice and...
5 common causes of semitruck crashes
Semitruck crashes are a significant concern on the roadways, often leading to severe consequences due to the sheer size and weight of these vehicles. The reasons behind semitruck crashes can range from human error to mechanical failures, each presenting unique...
Why semi-truck collisions are such a pressing safety concern in Ohio
There is a broad spectrum of the different kinds of collisions that occur on Ohio roads, and semi-truck collisions involving commercial vehicles are often among the worst. A commercial vehicle can very easily cause severe damage to a smaller vehicle and catastrophic...
Protecting yourself when a truck crash results in catastrophic injuries
A collision involving a passenger vehicle and a large commercial truck will typically be a more severe issue for the smaller vehicle. Sometimes, truck drivers report minimal cosmetic damage to their vehicles in crashes that leave others with life-altering injuries or...
3 consequences common after a commercial truck crash
Certain types of motor vehicle collisions are often worse than others. For example, collisions that occur at very high speeds tend to lead to massive damage to the vehicles involved. Collisions with a major discrepancy in size between the vehicles involved can also be...
The truck driver might not be at fault for a jackknife incident
When commercial trucks jackknife, they can cause crashes that involve multiple other vehicles. Sometimes, they block an entire street or end up rolling over because the driver has completely lost control of the vehicle. There is a strong association between a truck...
