Category: Truck Accidents

Oklahoma is a geographic crossroads for trucks crossing the nation in all directions. Unfortunately, this also means that large trucks congest Oklahoma highways, putting vulnerable motorists in much smaller vehicles at risk of severe or catastrophic injuries.Victims of truck accidents in Oklahoma deserve full compensation for their losses. Unfortunately, a truck accident claim is rarely…

The trucking industry is complex, with many separate entities responsible for ensuring that a truck is well maintained, securely loaded, and safely on the road, and that it is driven by a well-qualified, alert driver. Because trucks cross state lines, all entities involved in trucking must comply with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations….

A fully loaded commercial truck may legally weigh up to 80,000 pounds. These immense vehicles share the roads with family cars that weigh an average of 4,000 pounds, putting motorists at high risk of serious or catastrophic injury in accidents. A truck accident can occur due to a single careless moment, non-compliance with trucking regulations,…

Truck accidents are devastating, causing severe injuries as well as property damage to vulnerable motorists in much smaller vehicles. After a truck accident, expenses mount quickly, often at the same time that the pain and temporary or permanent disability interfere with the ability to work. These losses are the “damages” in a truck accident claim…

Oklahoma has a thriving trucking industry and offers a strategic location for trucks from other states, thanks to its major highways that run through the center of the United States. As crucial as the trucking industry is to Oklahoma residents, it also means motorists share the roadways with immense vehicles that far outsize and outweigh…