Trucking accidents today
A fully loaded 80,000-pound truck has a lot of kinetic energy and can do great damage to a car — and the occupants inside. According to the FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration), there are over 13 million large trucks and buses on the road! In the last year reported by the FMCSA, there were over half a million trucking accidents in the United States and over 100,000 injuries. Unfortunately, as the number of large trucks on Atlanta's roadways increases, so too do the number of truck accidents that occur each year. Common causes of
trucking accidents, the interplay of applicable laws, and who might be liable if you're injured in a crash with a big rig.
Please let me introduce myself. I am attorney Benjamin O. Bengtson, and trucking accidents are one of my specialties. About half of my cases involve motor vehicle accidents, including truck-related accidents. The trucking companies often have high-powered attorneys working for them. That's why if you have been in an accident with a truck or a bus, you need an experienced truck accident attorney like me working for you.I represent clients who have had accidents with:- 18-Wheelers
- Passenger Buses
- School Buses
- Delivery Vans
- Cargo Trucks
- Cement Mixers
- Construction Trucks
- Coal Trucks
- Tanker Trucks
- Garbage Trucks
- Semi-Trucks
- Steel Trucks
- Tanker Trucks
- Tow Trucks
- Tractor-Trailers
- Big Rigs
- Logging Trucks
- Moving Vans
- Dump Trucks
- Flat Beds