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How Do I Get Footage of My Tractor Trailer Accident in Tampa?

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It may be difficult to remember the exact details of a serious tractor-trailer accident in Tampa. These heavy, lumbering vehicles are capable of causing tremendous impacts – and a head injury may leave you with memory loss. While trying to piece together the accident, your first instinct may be to gather video footage. How… Read More »

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Underride Crashes: The Worst Type of Tractor-Trailer Accidents in Tampa

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In November of 2024, a woman and her toddler suffered catastrophic injuries after slamming into the back of a tractor-trailer near Tampa. Traffic officials say that the woman’s vehicle sped toward a red light for unknown reasons before impacting the rear trailer. The impact was so intense that it sent the vehicle spinning off… Read More »

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How Fast Can Commercial Trucks Travel on Florida Highways?

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Given their size, it makes sense that commercial trucks can and should not travel as fast as other vehicles. When truck drivers fail to acknowledge these restrictions and exceed safe speeds, they put anyone else on the road at risk of serious injury, as collisions between passenger vehicles and commercial trucks almost always have… Read More »

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Who is Liable for Utility Truck Accidents?

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It’s not uncommon to see utility trucks around Florida’s roadways, as they are responsible for delivering a wide range of important services, like waste management, fuel delivery, and communications services. Unfortunately, like any other type of vehicle, utility trucks can and are often involved in serious accidents. If you or a loved one find… Read More »

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The Risks of Worn Truck Tires

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Driving a vehicle with worn tires is always a dangerous endeavor because it reduces traction and significantly increases the chances of a blowout. These risks, however, are even higher with a heavy commercial vehicle, like a semi-truck. These trucks, when they lose control, can cause a lot more damage than the average sized passenger… Read More »

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Head-On Truck Accidents Are Deadly

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Head-on accidents are something that a person can literally see coming, but is often helpless to avoid. These kinds of crashes almost always have devastating consequences and the risks are even higher when one of the vehicles is a commercial truck. Although this type of accident is relatively rare, they are notorious for often… Read More »

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How Hiring A Florida Truck Accident Lawyer Can Strengthen Your Claim

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Commercial trucks play a vital role in interstate commerce. This does not mean, however, that their use comes without risk. In fact, the reality is that semi-trucks and other large commercial vehicles can be extremely dangerous, not only due to their size, but because of the types of dangerous cargo they are often tasked… Read More »

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The Risks Of Overloading A Commercial Vehicle

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Commercial vehicles are designed to carry a lot of cargo over great distances. This does not mean, however, that there are no limits to how much these trucks can carry. Unfortunately, despite strict rules on weight limits, many companies routinely overload their vehicles in an effort to transport more products in a single trip…. Read More »

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The Devastating Repercussions Of Override Accidents

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Any type of collision with a commercial vehicle has the potential for catastrophic results, simply because of the size differential. Certain types of truck accidents, however, are known for being particularly dangerous. This includes both under and override accidents. Underride accidents occur when a smaller vehicle rear-ends a truck, sliding beneath the much taller… Read More »

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What Evidence Do I Need To Prove My Truck Accident Claim?

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Truck accidents are different from other types of car crashes, as the injuries sustained are almost always more severe and the property damage far more catastrophic. Furthermore, truck drivers and trucking companies are required to comply with more federal and state regulations, which can have implications when attempting to hold someone liable for a… Read More »

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