How to Hold Trucking Firms Responsible for Negligence
Trucking companies must maintain their trucks in a safe condition, ensure their drivers are competent and ensure their operations are consistent with federal regulations.
Truck Accidents Explained: From Impact to Compensation
Navigating Your Way After the Crash Truck accidents are not like regular car crashes. The size and weight of trucks make the impacts more dangerous, … Read more
Eco-Friendly Fleet Management: Strategies for a Greener Future
Eco-friendly fleet management encompasses a series of practices designed to minimize environmental impact while maintaining operational efficiency.
Seeking Justice After a Truck Accident
If you’ve been in a truck accident that wasn’t your fault, here’s what might really be behind it, and why you shouldn’t just accept the fallout.
Event: 2025 ACT Expo
The 2025 ACT Expo had several announcements on battery electric, plug-in hybrid electric and fuel cell electric vehicles.Â
Road Test: 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning SuperCrew Pro 4X4
The 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning Pro may be the least expensive in the Lightning line-up, but by no means is it stripped down.
Understanding Florida’s Modified Comparative Negligence Law for Electric Truck Operators
Understanding Florida’s modified comparative negligence law is paramount for electric truck operators to manage risks and liabilities effectively.
When Can Trucking Companies Be Held Liable for Truck Accidents
Trucking companies can and should be held responsible for poor hiring, pushing drivers past legal limits or neglecting truck maintenance.
The Importance of Mudflaps for Trucks & Heavy Vehicles
Mudflaps. These simple yet effective accessories play a crucial role in protecting vehicles, drivers and even pedestrians.
Sustainable Freight: The Future of Long-Haul EV Trucks
A truly sustainable future is only possible if long-haul trucks can switch to electric powertrains.