Beyond repair costs and insurance claims, one of the most overlooked financial consequences of an accident is accelerated depreciation, which can create a dangerous imbalance between your vehicle’s current market value and the amount remaining on your auto loan.
The fundamental rule of a crash is that the at-fault driver is responsible for your losses. When that driver is uninsured, the chain of payment breaks.
While fuel prices and lodging have always influenced travel choices, today’s medical costs play a larger role in how Americans plan and experience their journeys.
Navigating truck accident laws isn’t just important. It’s absolutely critical to protecting your rights and recovering the compensation you deserve.
Knowing your legal rights after a trucking accident can mean the difference between receiving fair compensation or being left to foot the bill for astronomical medical expenses on your own.
By understanding these EV-specific steps, drivers and managers can effectively navigate post-collision challenges, ensure personal safety, protect company assets and confidently embrace the future of sustainable transportation.
This article breaks down the complex issue of liability in a commercial truck crash.
American trucking companies face a growing risk that directly affects insurance: severe weather.
After a stressful car accident, documenting things might not be the first thing on your mind, but it should be.
A peer‑reviewed 2024 study found EV drivers had more at‑fault crash claims than gas cars.