Two Semi-Trailers Collide on Florida Highway
Two Semi-Trailers Collide on Florida Highway
When two passenger vehicles get into a collision, the consequences for drivers and passengers alike can be dire. However, such accidents are nowhere near as catastrophic as when two commercial vehicles are involved in a collision. The larger size of such vehicles not only indicates more damage and more serious injuries, but they also indicate a longer and more complex legal situation once everything has calmed down, and the emergency situation tended to.Recently, two semi-trailers collided on a Florida highway. The highway had to close temporarily after the collision so officers could clean up the aftermath and make the area safer for all those involved. This particular truck accident was especially bad because it involved two large trucks, and also because the collision was significant enough to force the cargo to spill out, leaving a sea of beer cans on the road.1When it comes to determining the liability in this case, both the truck drivers and their companies will be investigated in detail. If it turns out that the accident was caused due to excessively heavy cargo, or because the beer cans had not been loaded on properly, then the truck cargo company may also be involved as well. Only a proper investigation carried out by a truck accident professional who has experience in the field can properly uncover who was at fault.
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