
Public policy changes after major accidents
Major truck accidents often expose systemic weaknesses in safety enforcement, prompting lawmakers and regulators to enact policy changes aimed at preventing future tragedies.
Major truck accidents often expose systemic weaknesses in safety enforcement, prompting lawmakers and regulators to enact policy changes aimed at preventing future tragedies.
While drivers and trucking companies are often the focus in accident cases, government agencies can also share responsibility when unsafe road conditions or negligent maintenance contribute to a crash.
Truck accident cases in the United States operate within a dual legal framework shaped by both federal and state laws. Understanding how these layers interact is essential for determining liability and compliance.