Read blog posts about truck accidents and find out current information that could benefit your recovery. Find out the latest about recent accidents, how truck accident cases are handled, and about the opinions of our attorney.
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Be Mindful of Trucks and Trailers when Driving in Winding ConditionsThe Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration states that winds of 25+ mph can have a detrimental impact on driver control.
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A Trucker’s Perspective: Understanding Truck Driving SafetyThe goal is for trucks and cars to safely coexist on. Here are a few things truck drivers want other drivers to know to improve roadway safety for everyone.
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FMCSA's New Rule Regarding Training Standards for Truck Drivers Will Take Effect 3/21FMCSA’s new rules for truck driver training drivers will become law on March 21, 2017. Learn more about the laws and what they mean for all drivers here.
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HAZMAT Accident Reports: What are they and what does the data say?HAZMAT accident reports are filed after any incident involving hazardous materials. There were nearly 3,000 highway incidents during transit.
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9 Types of Hazardous CargoThe FMCSA classifies hazardous cargo into nine categories. Learn more about the different types of hazardous cargo and the characteristics of HAZMAT.
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Signs of Mild & Major Concussions & When to See a DoctorThe signs of a mild and major concussion can be similar in some cases, though there may be some additional symptoms in cases of major concussions.
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Actions That May Lead to CDL DisqualificationReview some of the actions of a truck driver that could result in a disqualification of his/her CDL. They are broken down between major and serious offenses.
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Requirements for Obtaining a CDL License in GeorgiaReview the requirements for obtaining a CDL in Georgia. Age requirements are lower than federal standards, so drivers under 21 restricted to driving in Georgia.
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The Importance of Reporting Reckless DrivingReckless driving claims the lives of thousands of drivers each year. Reporting reckless drivers is an important responsibility that may help save lives when Atlanta truckers drive with no sleep.
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Ways to Prove Truck Driver FatigueTo prove truck driver fatigue, ample evidence should be collected. This could come in the form of the driver’s logbook or time stamped receipts, bills or tickets in Atlanta.