155 N. Michigan Ave. Ste 540, Chicago, Illinois 60601
301 Channahon Street, Shorewood, Illinois 60404
Since trucks are much larger than other types of vehicles, there are many more blind spots that drivers need to be aware of. The main blind spots for trucks are:
Since there are so many dangerous blind spots, truck drivers need to utilize the utmost caution in order to reduce the risks that come with having so many blind spots. Truck drivers should change lanes only when necessary and should be very careful when doing so. Truck drivers must also use all of their mirrors in order to have the most visibility of the other vehicles on the road.
Other cars on the road must also exercise caution when driving near large trucks and should make sure they are giving the truck driver enough space. It is entirely possible that a jury could find the car driver at fault for an accident involving a truck if the driver of the car did not give the truck sufficient space.
Truck drivers can also be held responsible for trucking accidents. There are instances in which the truck driver was not properly trained by their employer or the truck driver may not be in possession of the license that is required to operate a truck in that particular state. These are some of the reasons that the truck driver could be held liable for the accident.
Chicago
155 N. Michigan Ave. Ste 540
Chicago, Illinois 60601
Shorewood
301 Channahon Street
Shorewood, Illinois 60404
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