How to Spot an Improperly Loaded Tractor Trailer in Columbia

There is certainly no shortage of commercial trucks on the highways around Columbia. When you pull onto Interstate 20 or Interstate 77 at certain times, it feels like you are surrounded by an endless line of tractor trailers. The Columbia…

Were You Hit by a Truck? Investigating Your Truck Accident Claim

Being hit by a commercial truck can result in catastrophic injuries that cause significant losses and expenses. Unfortunately, the law does not give truck accident victims much time to file claims for benefits. In many cases, the injured party or…

Preventing Truck Accidents: Does Samsung Have the Solution?

The trucking industry is a driving force in maintaining both our economy and our lifestyle. Commercial trucks carry goods to and from distributors on interstates, highways and local roads to destinations throughout the country, and the majority of these goods…

Overloaded Trucks Pose Safety Risks on South Carolina’s Highways

Overloaded tractor-trailers and other overweight trucks pose a grave danger on South Carolina roadways. Carrying too much cargo increases the risk of serious truck accidents that can cause severe injuries or even death. Overloaded and improperly loaded trucks crisscross South Carolina’s many…

Are Federal Safety Investigators Asleep at the Wheel When It Comes to Protecting Us from Tractor Trailer Crashes?

Federal truck safety regulators aren’t being aggressive enough in pulling unsafe truck drivers off the road and shutting down shoddy trucking companies and bus companies, according to the leaders of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). The Federal Motor Carrier…

Big Rig Blunders: 10 Critical Factors That Lead to Large Truck Crashes

Large truck and tractor-trailer accidents kill and injure thousands of people every year throughout the nation. Traffic accident investigators frequently see the same factors contributing to crashes involving tractor-trailers and semi-trucks. A widely cited federal study analyzed almost 1,000 fatal…