[post_thumbnail] As humans, we rely on our vision to make decisions. We scan our surroundings, analyze what’s around us, and act accordingly. For drivers of large trucks, the same logic applies. Truck drivers constantly have to be aware of their surroundings and any dangers that exist around them. Now, imagine having limited vision. No matter…
[post_thumbnail] With more than two million people working in the trucking industry, it’s little wonder that no matter where you go in the United States, you see trucks all around you. While trucks usually stick to highways and interstates while attempting to meet their deadlines, you may find big trucks anywhere—including on the smaller residential…
[post_thumbnail] According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), speeding represents a contributing factor in 26 percent or more of fatal accidents, resulting in more than the loss of more than 13,000 lives across the United States each year. Many people assume that only high rates of speed will increase accident risk; however, in many…
[post_thumbnail] Sideswipe collisions can happen on any type of roadway. They most frequently occur when one driver is driving in another driver’s blind spot, though sideswipe collisions can also happen outside of blindspots if one driver is not paying attention to the road. Also, if someone is weaving in and out of traffic or driving…
