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We have all likely experienced fear as a large truck looms next to us on the road or highway. These commercial trucks far outmatch passenger vehicles in both size and weight, making an accident between the two a potentially devastating event.
Big rigs can be an intimidating part of driving on Missouri roads and highways. According to data from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), about 3,000 large trucks are involved in non-fatal Missouri accidents every year while about 1,000 are involved in injury crashes.
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is shutting down the northbound lanes of Route 141 at Interstate 70 this weekend in order to make repairs to the I-70 bridge.
According to the release, (as reported in a previously published article on ksdk.com
Being involved in an accident with a tow truck can be a scary and dangerous situation. Tow trucks are large, heavy, difficult to maneuver, and often transporting vehicles. As a result, collisions involving these trucks can potentially cause severe injury and property damage.
An eight-car pileup near Lake Ozark, MO leaves two women dead and four others injured. The Missouri Highway Patrol reports the accident happened on U.S. 54 at about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 9th when a tractor-trailer rear-ended a smaller car, which caused a chain reaction crash involving another big rig, two cars, two SUVs, a van, and a pickup truck.
Truck accidents can cause grave damage, leaving you wondering, “What is the average truck accident settlement in Missouri?” While there’s no simple answer, this blog breaks down the factors that affect settlement amounts to help you understand what to expect.
A truck accident settlement compensates victims for their losses after a commercial vehicle collision, such as a semi-truck or a delivery truck.
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