Archives for Christopher Fletcher

Key Takeaways: What Every Rider Should Know Single vehicle crashes often reflect rider error, although road defects, sudden hazards, and mechanical problems can also contribute, with loss of control, speeding, impairment, and inexperience frequently driving fault in these... Read More >

Several years ago, Amazon stormed onto the scene and changed how consumers shop by shifting to a delivery model. Then COVID fueled people’s desire to limit their time in large shopping spaces. Now, direct-to-you shopping is the expected business model for many. With products... Read More >

Each year, approximately 75-95 people die, and thousands are injured in industrial truck accidents in the United States, with the most common type being forklift rollover accidents. Other common industrial truck accidents include pedestrian accidents, dock separation... Read More >

On Tuesday, May 28th, 2024, around 8 p.m., the Martinez family was traveling in their 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe SUV on U.S. 57 near Eagle Pass when a FedEx box truck crossed the center line, causing a head-on collision. The impact from the FedEx truck accident near Eagle Pass killed... Read More >

An 18-wheeler truck driver died over the weekend when he crashed into a row of stopped vehicles on U.S. 287 in Arlington between Fort Worth and Dallas. The vehicles ahead of the big rig had stopped for construction, but the driver apparently did not notice in time to slow down.... Read More >

In Texas, injury lawyers typically work on a contingency fee structure that grants them 33.33% of the total recovery if the case settles without litigation, 40% if it settles during litigation, and 45% if the case must go up on appeal. The attorney’s fee is in addition to... Read More >

A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) is a professional license required to operate large commercial motor vehicles such as trucks and buses on public roads in Texas and across the United States. It demonstrates that the holder has received specialized training and has passed the... Read More >

In the fast-paced world of trucking, ensuring the safety and wellness of drivers is paramount. The Department of Transportation (DOT) 14-hour rule is a critical regulation designed to help maintain this safety by managing drivers' working hours strictly. This rule not only sets... Read More >

Trucking accidents are extremely dangerous not only because of their size and weight but also because of the high speeds they’re usually traveling at on freeways and highways. One seemingly minor mistake by a truck driver can have life-altering consequences for themselves and... Read More >

Commercial truck drivers and trucking companies must keep their trucks properly maintained through frequent inspections to meet Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations. Likewise, the manufacturers who supply truck parts, systems, and other vehicle... Read More >