Understanding the Perils of Truck Driving
When pondering hazardous occupations, truck driving might not instantly spring to mind. Nevertheless, the transportation...
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Ranking Trucking Companies by Safety: Who Has the Most Accidents?
Truck accidents are a source of concern for both truck drivers and regular motorists, as...
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Determining Liability in Truck Accidents: Who’s Responsible and Why
Commercial trucks are the lifeblood of goods transportation, but their size and handling challenges can...
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Roll Off Truck Accidents: Navigating Hazards on Kansas Roads
As you navigate Kansas roads, encounters with large trucks like roll-off trucks can be a...
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Why Do Train Derailments Get All the Attention, While Truck Crashes Are Ignored? Unraveling the Media Bias
Train derailments and railroad accidents are undoubtedly tragic, capturing national media attention due to their...
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Types of Truck Accidents & How to Avoid Them: Stay Safe on the Road
Truck accidents are devastating and often result in severe consequences due to the significant size...
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Common Causes of Truck Accidents
Large trucks like 18-wheelers and semis can seriously damage smaller vehicles when they collide. Weighing...
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How Do Truck Tires Cause Accidents?
Properly functioning tires are essential for vehicle safety. When a tire works well, a truck...
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Idaho Motorist Killed, Two Others Seriously Injured at Dangerous, Unguarded Union Pacific Crossing
(Fort Hall, Idaho – July 7, 2020) One woman was killed and a man and...
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Train / Train Collisions
Collisions between two trains are unlike collisions between two cars in numerous ways. For one, the sheer force and volume of a train compared to a car is relative to the difference between a car and a soda can. The impact and damage are simply devastating. Second, unlike car accidents, collisions between two trains are always avoidable. There is simply no excusable reason, given today's technological possibilities, that two trains should ever collide.
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