Commercial Truck & Bus Accidents

Commercial Truck, Semi Truck, 18 Wheeler & Bus Attorney Serving Kentucky

Sheer size and weight dictate that when your passenger vehicle is in a collision with a larger truck or bus, the results can be catastrophic. Naturally, a car takes the brunt of a truck vs. car accident and serious injury can result.

If you are involved in an accident with a big rig, 18-wheeler, semi-truck, or commercial bus anywhere in Kentucky, contact the legal team at Gary S. Logsdon & Associates to discuss your case free of charge.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a truck accident contact an experienced Kentucky Personal Injury & Insurance Attorney at Gary Logsdon & Associates now to get your FREE case consultation.

COMMON CAUSES OF TRUCK ACCIDENTS

While there are many safety measures in place to prevent truck accidents, other contributing factors can still lead to a serious accident with a car. Drivers who are exhausted, trucks that require maintenance, faulty trailers, severe weather conditions, or distracted drivers can all contribute to a truck accident.

COMMERCIAL VEHICLE STATISTICS

Over 500,000 truck accidents occur every year in the U.S. These commercial vehicle accidents account for a disproportionate amount of injuries and deaths. One eighth of all traffic fatalities involve a trucking collision, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.

WHY DO I NEED A LAWYER AFTER A TRUCK ACCIDENT?

Truck accidents are far more complex than a simple car accident case. Many times, they require a great deal of expert testimony and gathering of evidence before a suit can even be filed. The process is lengthy and saturated with pitfalls that can hurt your claim for compensation. Not only are we an experienced team of truck accident attorneys, we know how to avoid the roadblocks that can hinder your case. Studies have shown that injury victims receive consistently larger settlement amounts when they hire an attorney than when they represent themselves.

If you’ve been injured, contact us now!

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