
Impact of autonomous trucks on liability
As autonomous trucks move closer to widespread use, they raise complex legal questions about who is liable when accidents occur—drivers, trucking companies, manufacturers, or technology providers.
As autonomous trucks move closer to widespread use, they raise complex legal questions about who is liable when accidents occur—drivers, trucking companies, manufacturers, or technology providers.
Truck accident cases often involve complex financial and medical issues. Experts are essential in calculating fair damages that reflect both present and future losses.
Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) are mandatory tools in the U.S. trucking industry designed to improve compliance with Hours of Service (HOS) rules. They play a crucial role in accident investigations by providing objective data on driver activity.
Not all truck accidents are caused by driver error or company negligence. Sometimes, defective parts manufactured or designed improperly are the root cause, making the manufacturer a liable party.