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Auto accidents involving tractor trailers are one of the most common type of accidents. They can be very particularly dangerous due to the large size of the trucks and the inability to stop swiftly.

Its been found that drivers of other vehicles are at fault about 56% of the time, while truck drivers can be found at fault 44% of the time. A study conducted between 1994 and 2002 found truck accidents are on the rise, as are fatalities due to truck accidents. Truck drivers are 5 times more likely to die in a work related accident than any other occupation. If you have been in an accident due to someone else's negligence speaking to a qualified attorney can help you through this difficult process. We work hard for you and with accident cases we never charge a fee unless we win for you.

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Find out answers to the most commonly asked questions about Truck Accidents and serious personal injury. Our legal team is here to answer your questions.

• Common causes of Truck Accidents
  There are many possible causes of truck accidents, not only from truck drivers themselves, but also other drivers around them and even certain conditions of the environment
  
  
• Preventing Truck Accidents
  There are several ways for other vehicles to help prevent truck accidents
  
  
• Driving Regulations
  The US Department of Transportation’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has set forth regulations for truck drivers to follow to be as safe as possible on the road.

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