Rasansky Law Firm is here to clear up common misconceptions about truck accident claims in Dallas. Many people mistakenly think that insurance will cover everything or that any lawyer can handle these complex […]
Yes, all truck drivers in Texas are required to follow a number of regulations put forth by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) that are designed to reduce the number and the severity of truck accidents and truck accident injuries. All Texas truck drivers are required to carry truck insurance, maintain an accurate trucking log, carry a commercial trucking license, limit their driving hours, refrain from using mobile devices, use certain types of safety equipment, and give their tractor-trailer regular maintenance checks. While most traffic safety advocates agree that these federal trucking regulations are helpful, many would like to see tougher regulations as well as better means of enforcing existing trucking regulations.
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Rasansky Law Firm is here to clear up common misconceptions about truck accident claims in Dallas. Many people mistakenly think that insurance will cover everything or that any lawyer can handle these complex […]
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