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What is a Commercial Truck’s Black Box?

In California, the average tractor trailer is 72 feet long. They can weigh up to 80,000 pounds when carrying a full load of cargo. Given their large size, eighteen wheelers pose an inherent safety risk. It is imperative that they are operated with the utmost care. Most commercial trucks are equipped...

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How Common Are Truck Accidents in California?

Semi-trucks, 18-wheelers, tractor-trailers – no matter what you call them, these large commercial shipping trucks are a staple of California highways. But due to their sheer size, weight (about 80,000 pounds when fully loaded), and inertia, a semi-truck can cause more destruction in a traffic accident than any other type of...

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Does an 18-Wheeler Have Blind Spots?

Driving alongside semi-trucks can be intimidating. If you’re on the road with an 18-wheeler, it is important to keep in mind that they too have blind spots, similar to cars. However, their blind spots are much more significant. Avoiding a truck’s blind spots can help reduce the chance of an accident....

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