Category Archives: Truck Accidents
Bay Area Sees String of Serious Semi-Truck Accidents
Over the past month, the Bay Area has seen a number of serious semi-truck accidents. This should ot come as a huge surprise to local residents, as the trucking industry contributes to countless crashes each year. Many of these crashes cause catastrophic injuries, while others lead to fatalities. Most are avoidable and are caused… Read More »
Victims Roll and Burn Inside Crashed Vehicles: Two Recent Bay Area Accidents
Often, the initial moment of impact is only the beginning of danger for accident victims in San Francisco. These motorists and passengers may face additional threats while still inside their vehicles. After a crash, vehicle occupants are often disabled, paralyzed, dazed, or completely unconscious. Others are entrapped within their wreckage, held in place by… Read More »
Various Bay Area Accidents Highlight Potential Causes of Vehicle Fires
A car could catch fire for many reasons in the Bay Area. Whatever the catalyst might be, these vehicle fires can cause catastrophic injuries. From skin burns to smoke inhalation, car fires can change victims’ lives forever. Perhaps the most serious potential consequence of these vehicle fires is death. Even if someone recovers from… Read More »
A String of Insane Bay Bridge Accidents Causes Mayhem and Fire
The Bay Bridge is a common place for some of the most insane, reckless car accidents in San Francisco. Within the past few weeks, this elevated roadway has seen an insane number of crashes – some more catastrophic than ever before. Trucks have caught fire, vehicles have rolled over, lanes have been closed, and… Read More »
Semi-Trucks Cause Mayhem in the Bay Area
Memorial Day in San Francisco proved to be a turbulent affair for many motorists. At least two serious truck accidents caused fires, mayhem, injuries, and serious delays for countless people. The average driver in San Francisco faces serious threats from semi-trucks, as these vehicles are capable of causing serious destruction. Fire risks from semi-trucks… Read More »
California Hit By Slew of Dangerous Trucking Accidents
California has seen a number of serious, shocking trucking accidents within the past few days. These accidents involve intoxicated drivers, unexplained trucking errors, and even wayward fire trucks. Due to the nature of a typical San Francisco trucking accident, it should come as no surprise that some of these accidents have caused serious injuries… Read More »
California Family Sues Canadian Trucking Company in Cross-Border Lawsuit
Trucking is an international industry, and there are many trucking companies that operate in Canada, the United States, Mexico, and many other nations. While this allows for the easy transport of goods across the Americas, it may cause issues for plaintiffs attempting to sue trucking companies for injuries. It is a well-known fact that… Read More »
New Tests Expose Shocking Number of Marijuana-Smoking Truckers in San Francisco
For many years, trucker intoxication has been a major concern in the transportation industry. It is a well-known fact that intoxicated truckers are more likely to crash or drive recklessly, causing numerous accidents and injuries in the process. But while intoxicated truckers are nothing new, marijuana legislation has created fresh concerns and a renewed… Read More »
The Worst Semi-Truck Accidents in California History
California has seen some terrible semi-truck accidents over the years. This should not come as a huge surprise, especially since California is the most heavily populated state in the entire nation. California also has the highest GDP, with $3.36 trillion. Not only is California heavily involved with trade, but it also has more people… Read More »
Semi Truck Accidents Keep on Rolling in California
California has been hit with a number of semi-truck crashes over the past few weeks and months. Many of these crashes have led to serious injuries, and some have even caused fatalities. It goes without saying that semi-truck crashes pose a major risk to the general population, and it is not clear whether the… Read More »