Category: Truck Accidents
Category: Truck Accidents
Black Box Data Recovery After Longmont Commercial Vehicle Collisions
- February 9, 2026
- Truck Accidents
In a commercial vehicle collision, the most persuasive evidence is the raw, unbiased data recorded by the truck’s own internal systems. The trucking company has immediate access to this information, while you are left with little more than your own memory of the event. This creates a significant imbalance right from the start. These systems capture a stream of objective data: the truck’s speed, whether the brakes were applied, the position of the[ ... ]
Federal Hours of Service Violations and Driver Fatigue in Colorado Semi-Truck Crashes
- February 9, 2026
- Truck Accidents
In Colorado, truck crash fatalities increased by a staggering 76% over a recent ten-year period. While weather along I-70 or heavy traffic are easy scapegoats, an invisible but significant factor is typically at play: systemic violations of federal Hours of Service (HOS) regulations leading to driver fatigue. The Federal Motor[ ... ]
How Much Is My Truck Accident Claim Worth in Colorado?
- December 5, 2024
- Truck Accidents
If you’ve recently been involved in a collision with a large commercial vehicle, you may be wondering, How much is my truck accident claim worth in Colorado? As well as significant physical injuries and emotional stress, truck accidents can cause a lot of financial difficulty. Getting the right compensation is therefore crucial. You might be thinking only about your accident-related medical bills, but you could be entitled to compensation[ ... ]
Truck Drivers and Causing Accidents: Drinking and Driving
- March 16, 2022
- Truck Accidents
Statistics say that approximately 3.5 people are truck drivers, and have this listed as their main source of employment. Every day on our commutes, we scoot by big rigs in our sedans and SUVs. They’re quite intimidating by nature, but inherently harmless. However, with long hours spent on the road, some truck drivers can cause problems on highways such as drunk-driving accidents. The law says that a driver cannot have a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) of more than .08%[ ... ]