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Also referred to as big rigs, semi trailers and mack trucks, tractor trailers are large motor vehicles that are vital to the transportation of food, textiles, petroleum and nearly any other commodity. The Department of Transportation (DOT) limits the size of tractor trailers to be no higher than 13.5 ft, no wider than 102 inches and no heavier than 80,000 lbs (gross).
There are a number of different types of tractor trailers that are uniquely tailored to transport a distinct type of cargo. Specific types of tractor trailers may include:
Despite their vital role in the transportation of commodities, however, semi trucks have been known to cause serious, fatal accidents due to:
If you or a loved one was involved in a tractor trailer accidents and would like to see if qualify to recover damages, contact our truck accident lawyers.
When negligence, carelessness or recklessness plays a role in a trucking accident, victims will have a legal accident claim and should meet with an esteemed injury accident lawyer to learn more about the process associated with pursuing a legal claim. If you’ve been injured in a tractor trailer accident and think you may benefit by discussing your case with a legal professional, contact our truck accident attorneys for help today.
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