Not exact matches
In North America they don't; the
trucking industry claims it's more intrusive
regulations and extra weight and expense and who cares
about cyclists and pedestrians anyway, it's their own damn fault for being in the wrong place.
He is an in - demand speaker for lawyers seeking to learn
about federal and state
trucking regulations and
trucking industry customs and practices.
An expert can testify
about the possible negligence of a
trucking company based on his or her familiarity with
trucking regulations and industry standards.
These include information
about previous violations of
regulations by the
trucking company or driver involved, the truck's maintenance records, the speed the truck and your vehicle were traveling, the location of the impact on the vehicles» exteriors, the truck driver's log book and statements from eye witnesses or first responders to the accident scene (emergency personnel like police officers, firefighters, EMTs or state motorist assistance crews).
There are a variety of types of information that are relevant to your claims, including information
about previous violations of
regulations by the
trucking company or driver involved, the truck's maintenance records, the speed the truck and your vehicle were traveling, the location of the impact on the vehicles» exteriors, the truck driver's log book and statements from eye witnesses and first responders to the accident scene, such as emergency personnel and police officers.
For example, because the number of fatal accidents involving large trucks has decreased from
about 5,200 in 2005 to 3,200 in 2009, some members of the
trucking industry argue that current
regulations are working, and no additional steps need be taken.
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