Monthly Archives: September 2024
Is Part Of My Accident … My Fault?
When a person is involved in an accident with a tractor-trailer, it is perhaps an understandable assumption to believe that the other driver was negligent, and in many cases, this assumption is based in reality. Tractor-trailer drivers are often pushed to their limits, leading to their driving while fatigued or under the influence of… Read More »
What Defines A Commercial Motor Vehicle?
If you are involved in a crash with a large truck or other vehicle carrying cargo, you may assume that it is classified as a commercial motor vehicle (CMV). However, a vehicle that operates as a part of a commercial enterprise will not always have the legal classification of a CMV. This can make… Read More »
Commercial Motor Vehicles Other Than Tractor-Trailers
Most people think of commercial motor vehicles as large trucks or buses. In reality, the definition of a CMV will vary between federal regulations and the various state definitions, and very often, smaller vehicles than tractor-trailers will qualify. If you have been injured in an accident involving a commercial vehicle, it is important to… Read More »
Tractor-Trailer Accidents Involving Hazardous Cargo
It is not uncommon on Florida roads to see what are known as hazmat trucks. These vehicles carry placards on their tanks meant to warn the public about the potential dangers of the chemicals and biohazards they carry – and if they are involved in road accidents, to warn first responders to take extra… Read More »
