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How Truck Accident Reconstruction Helps Determine Fault in Utah
If a tractor-trailer runs you off the road on I-15, I-80, or US-6, the carrier's first thought is that you were at fa...
Can Multiple Parties Be Responsible for a Utah Truck Accident?
Article Overview How Liability Is Shared in a Utah Truck Accident The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FM...
What Happens If a Commercial Truck Loses Its Cargo and Causes an Accident?
An AAA Foundation study found that road debris caused more than 319,000 crashes, 32,000 injuries, and 433 deaths in t...
Wide-Turn Truck Accidents: Understanding Liability After a Utah Collision
A fully loaded semi-truck may weigh as much as 80,000 pounds, and it takes the left-turn driver to make a right turn;...
Rear-End Truck Accidents in Utah: Who Is Usually at Fault?
In 2024 forty-five people died in accidents involving a commercial truck on roads in Utah. As stated in UDOT’s own ...
How Dash Cam Footage Proves Fault in a Utah Truck Accident Claim
The law allows a fully loaded semi-truck to weigh as much as 80,000 pounds, or roughly 20 times more than an ordinary...
What Happens When a Truck Driver Tests Positive for Drugs or Alcohol After a Utah Crash?
The maximum blood alcohol concentration allowed for a commercial truck driver under federal law is 0.04 grams per dec...
How Improperly Loaded Cargo Causes Truck Accidents in Utah
In 2025, Utah had 709 unsecured load-related crashes, compared with 700 in 2024. Between 2020 and 2025, the state saw...
Can a Trucking Company Be Liable for Hiring an Unsafe Driver in Utah?
Before a trucking company can lawfully have a driver drive an 80,000-pound vehicle, federal law requires it to obtain...
Who Can Be Held Liable in a Utah Truck Accident Case?
FMCSA records show that collisions involving large trucks kill more than 5,000 people across the United States each y...
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