Over the decades, pickup trucks have been getting larger. It’s very trendy right now for people to buy oversized pickup trucks, such as the Toyota Tundra or the Chevy Silverado. These may have the same names as older versions of these vehicles, but comparing them to past generations shows that the...
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How long is a semi-truck’s stopping distance?
The stopping distance of a semi-truck, also known as a tractor-trailer or an 18-wheeler, can vary significantly based on several factors, including the truck's weight, speed, road conditions, weather and driver reaction time. For instance, a distracted truck driver on a slick road is going to need...
4 common causes of semitruck crashes
Driving alongside semitrucks on the highway is a common experience for most motorists. While these large vehicles are essential for transporting goods across the country, they're also involved in many road wrecks. Understanding the common causes behind semitruck crashes can help both truckers and...
Why are fatigued truck drivers so dangerous?
Fatigue is a significant risk factor for truck drivers, posing serious dangers to both themselves and other road users. Due to the size and weight of commercial trucks, the consequences of fatigued driving can be catastrophic. Unfortunately, driving a truck is a physically and mentally exhausting...
Big rigs in Texas and your safety
There’s no question that federal regulations for commercial trucks have gotten stricter in recent years. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has implemented rules regarding, among other things: Hours-of-Service (HOS), which dictate how many consecutive hours a driver can be...
Improper load securement can lead to truck crashes
Semitrucks carry large and heavy loads across the country. It’s crucial that these loads are secured properly or they can pose a hazard to everyone on the roads, as well as the trucker. Loads that aren’t properly secured can come off the truck. They can also cause the truck to shift, which can...
Why overloaded trucks are so dangerous
Goods are taken in and out of the state of Texas largely by 18-wheeler trucks. This mode of transport is one of the most efficient ways to move large quantities of goods around. However, these vehicles can also be dangerous, particularly for smaller cars and motorcycles that have to share the...
Should you settle a Texas truck accident claim or pursue a trial?
Without question, San Antonio truck accidents are dangerous to other motorists and passengers. Many of those who survive these crashes often suffer from catastrophic injuries, including: Spinal cord damage Traumatic brain injury Broken or crushed limbs Internal injuries Most trucking companies and...
Are Amazon drivers making the roads less safe?
There’s no denying the appeal of Amazon, especially now when there are so many Texas residents relying on shopping online for the goods they normally would shop for in stores or at malls. You simply go online, make a few quick clicks, add to cart and, almost magically, your packages appear within...
Winter months can be risky for commercial truck drivers
If you live in or travel through an area that gets a lot of precipitation during winter months, your risk for collision increases. As a licensed Texas driver, however, you know that you and all drivers with whom you share the road, are obligated to adhere to state laws and safety regulations to...