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Illinois law upgrades GPS information on safe truck routes

New ideas for trucking safety don’t pop up very often. Thanks to fellow trucking safety trial lawyer Michael Leizerman in Ohio for bringing this one to my attention. Earlier this month, Illinois enacted a law to improve the GPS data available to truck drivers. The goal is to provide better…

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NTSB recommends truck stability control rule

Stability of semitrailer tanker trucks with high and shifting centers of gravity is a significant issue in tanker truck accident cases. Now the National Transportation Safety Board has recommended for commercial vehicles over 10,000 gross vehicle weight: – that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration require retrofitting of stability-control systems…

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Truck-only lanes cut from metro Atlanta transportation plans

Plans for truck-only lanes on metro Atlanta expressways are among the aspirations cut from the Atlanta Regional Commission’s transportation long-range plans released this week. The ailing economy and strapped government budgets led the ARC to ax or defer beyond my likely lifetime: – optional toll lanes alongside I-75 and I-575…

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On I-85 in Anderson County, SC, Georgia truck driver apparently falls asleep, kills self and 2 others

Truck driver fatigue is one of the more common causes of tractor trailer collisions. Too often the trucking industry pushes drivers to complete deliveries on impossible schedules, falsifying their logs if necessary to look legal if they are stopped. Over the years as a trial lawyer specializing in interstate trucking…

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Impaired tractor trailer driver fails to slow before crashing into slowed vehicle in NC, kills one

A tractor trailer driver did not slow from 65 mph before crashing into a line of vehicles that had slowed for traffic on I-40 in North Carolina on June 30th. One passenger vehicle caught fire, and one person was killed. According to a report from the North Carolina Highway Patrol,…

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US agrees to allow Mexican tractor trailers to operate here

While Georgia is a long way from the Mexican border, as a tractor trailer and big rig accident trial lawyer based in Atlanta, I have for several years followed the controversy over allowing Mexican trucking companies to operate in the United States. Concerns about safety rules and practices in Mexican…

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