Lowe Law Group is continuing to operate with the health and safety of our
employees and clients as a top priority. We want you to rest assured that
we are working at 100% capacity and are ready to speak with you via phone
conferences and via email. Please do not hesitate to
reach out to us.
Lowe Law Group is continuing to operate with the health and safety of our
employees and clients as a top priority. We want you to rest assured that
we are working at 100% capacity and are ready to speak with you via phone
conferences and via email. Please do not hesitate to
reach out to us.
Auto Accident Attorneys Changing Lives Across the Nation
Injured on the Roads of Wyoming? Call (307) 414-1991
Commercial truck drivers and the trucking companies that employ or contract
them share a duty to keep all motorists on the road safe from accidents
caused by the larger vehicles. When this responsibility is not taken seriously,
the result can be a dangerous or deadly trucking accident. Due to the
sheer weight and size of the average big rig – most weigh up to
80,000 pounds – the damage in such a collision can be catastrophic.
Have you or a loved one been injured in a trucking accident? Lowe Law Group
can assist you from start to finish in your injury claim. We are renowned
throughout Wyoming for being a team of Cheyenne trucking accident lawyers
who genuinely care about our clients. Every time we take a case, we know
someone’s wellbeing is on the line, and we act with the urgency
and precision you would expect in such a situation.
Call (307) 414-1991 to learn more about what to do after a truck accident.
Contributing Factors to Truck Accidents
Truckers are tasked with safely controlling a truly massive vehicle that
requires utmost attention at all times. However, not every truck driver
on the road gives their job the right level of thoughtfulness. To this
end, investigations into truck accidents most often uncover evidence that
liability should be placed solely on the trucker and the parent truck company.
Some common causes of truck accidents are:
Fatigue: Truck drivers can be scheduled legally for 14 hours of work in a single
day. Exhaustion can set in after only a few hours of driving, though.
General fatigue is a major contributor to trucking accidents from coast-to-coast.
Poor maintenance: Huge commercial trucks need maintenance routinely, especially the braking
systems, which undergo massive stress whenever the vehicle comes to a
stop. Failing to maintain a big rig can lead to a part failure and a trucking accident.
Speeding: A trucker who wants to finish their route early – perhaps in order
to avoid a full 14+ hour work day – may resort to speeding. Most
trucks are limited to only 55 miles per hour maximums on highways. Going
faster can cause a crash.
Cargo problems: The cargo in the back of a commercial truck plays a role in how the vehicle
can be handled. Poorly stacking or overloading a trailer could unexpectedly
wrest control of the tractor from the truck driver.
The Only Legal Team You Need – (307) 414-1991
For years, Lowe Law Group has been assisting clients throughout the country
with a wide variety of injury claims, including trucking accidents. If
you were hit by a big rig while traveling the roads of Wyoming, let our
Cheyenne trucking accident lawyers know the details of the case during
a free consultation.
With our assistance, you may be able to achieve a maximum compensation
amount that helps pay for property damage, lost wages, medical bills,
and your pain and suffering.
Contact us now.
Watch the video below to hear Peter Lowe explain why it is so important
to hire an attorney after a truck accident:
