Many licensed drivers have likely experienced a flat tire in their driving career. Although it can be unsettling to hear and feel the air suddenly rush out of a tire, most drivers are able to safely pull their vehicle to the side of the road. A tire blowout – when a tire does not deflate … Keep reading…

Underride accidents are a type of Connecticut truck accident than can leave a devastating impact on drivers and their families. An underride accident occurs when a passenger vehicle ends up underneath the large commercial truck.  Injuries from this type of accident are catastrophic and can include loss of life. If the accident does not include … Keep reading…

Connecticut truck accidents can be caused by a variety of factors: too heavy a load, an insufficiently rested driver, improper maintenance of the rig, among others. Truck accidents of all types occur on Connecticut roadways, but one type that usually results in devastating injuries, including death, is an underride accident. An underride accident occurs when … Keep reading…

During the autumn months, the heavy rain that falls can make the roads slick, which makes it more difficult for vehicles to stop quickly. This is particularly true for large, heavy commercial trucks.  When roads are wet, there is an increased risk of hydroplaning. This makes it more difficult for motorists to maintain control of … Keep reading…