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The FMCSA’s upcoming national study will dig deeper into why these tragedies happen One would assume that determining the cause of truck crashes wouldn’t be that hard. In the age of the internet and fast-paced data transmission, it’s easy to think there’s a database out there with all the answers. That would be wrong. At...

Why Limiting Speed for Big Rigs Could Save Lives in South Carolina When a fully loaded tractor-trailer barrels down I-20 or I-26 at high speeds, every driver around it is at greater risk. Large trucks already take much longer to stop than smaller vehicles. Add excessive speed, and the likelihood of a catastrophic crash rises...

Low-speed crashes can still lead to hidden pain and long-term damage Not every car accident ends in a totaled vehicle, but that doesn’t mean you walk away unharmed. Even a low-speed rear-end accident can cause serious physical damage, and many people don’t feel the full effects until hours or even days later. The truth is, there’s...

What You Need to Know When the At‑Fault Driver’s Insurance Coverage Isn’t Local Car accidents involving out-of-state drivers are more common than many South Carolinians realize. Whether it's a vacationer headed to Hilton Head, a tourist passing through Columbia, or a trucker on I-20, one moment of carelessness from a non-resident driver can leave a...

What to Do If You’re Injured in a Boating Accident on Lake Murray Boating season on Lake Murray has barely begun, and safety is already a top concern. Local authorities are increasing patrols this year, responding to the same troubling patterns seen every summer: overcrowded waters, inexperienced boaters, and a dangerous mix of alcohol and...

Riders Deserve Safer Roads and Real Accountability When They're Hurt Motorcycles are part of life in Lexington and across South Carolina. You see them on the roads every day—riders commuting to work, enjoying a scenic weekend ride, or simply choosing a more efficient way to get around. But too often, drivers fail to give riders...

Most people know distracted driving is dangerous, but what many don’t realize is how widespread it is in the trucking industry — and how devastating the consequences can be. A recent industry survey revealed that 70% of fleet operators have experienced incidents involving distracted driving, with cell phone use reported as the leading cause. That...

Brain Injuries Are a Serious Risk in Truck Accidents March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to highlight the often-overlooked dangers of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) after truck accidents. When an 18-wheeler collides with a smaller vehicle, the sheer force of impact can cause severe head trauma—even if there’s no visible...

A collision with a commercial truck is nothing like a typical car accident. The sheer size and weight of an 18-wheeler can turn even a minor crash into a devastating event, leaving victims with severe injuries, overwhelming medical bills, and uncertainty about what comes next. If you or a loved one has been injured in...

Large commercial trucks are the lifeblood of America’s supply chain, moving essential goods across thousands of miles every day so store shelves can be stocked. However, their enormous size and weight make them incredibly dangerous when drivers and trucking companies ignore safety regulations. Neglecting proper maintenance and disregarding safety laws can lead to catastrophic truck...