Improper Reflector & Visibility Truck Safety & Accident Injury Lawyer Attorney
You may think that a truck's reflectors are a minor issue. That is until you collide with a truck that is stalled or parked on the side of the highway. There are requirements that a truck driver and trucking companies must follow to ensure the safety of everyone on the road.
At the Houston-based law firm of Gordon, Elias & Seely, L.L.P., we have four decades of combined truck accident litigation experience coupled with a thorough knowledge of the federal laws governing the industry. That knowledge includes the federal guidelines for a truck's reflectors.
If you have collided with a commercial truck that had improper reflection, we will help hold the driver and their employer accountable. Contact us toll free at 800-773-6770.
Improper Reflection Results in Serious Truck Accidents
When a truck stalls on the side of the road, proper reflection will prevent a collision with a moving car. The federal requirements for reflectors involve a certain thickness of the tape and number of reflectors on the truck itself. Even if a truck abides by the law, reflectors and reflective tape can become dirty and impossible to see, resulting in a serious accident.
Many times truck accidents occur from disabled trucks not pulling off the roadway entirely. When a trucker is disabled, he is required to place out flares or reflective triangles certain distances and in a certain patterns behind his trailor. Believe it or not these collisions happen just as frequently in the daytime as in the nighttime. The carnage from an automobile careening into the back of a stalled tractor trailor is immense. That is why you need Gordon, Elias & Seely, L.L.P.
Aggressive Advocates for Clients Injured by Improper Reflection
At Gordon, Elias & Seely, L.L.P., our attorneys represent clients who were driving safely and within the law, only to discover a parked truck a split second too late. Proper reflection would have prevented the accident. The speed and force of these trucking accidents is dangerous and deadly, requiring that you seek seasoned representation to hold the responsible party accountable.
If you know someone who has been has been injured or killed in a truck accident involving poor reflectiveness or visibility in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, Wyoming, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Washington, Virginia, Vermont, Utah, Tennessee, South Dakota, South Carolina, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Oregon, Oklahoma, Ohio, North Dakota, North Carolina, New York, New Mexico, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Nevada, Nebraska, Montana, Missouri, Minnesota, Michigan, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Kansas, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Idaho, Georgia, Florida, District of Columbia (D.C.), Delaware, Connecticut, Colorado, California and Arizona, please email or call our committed truck auto accident lawyers today. We are focused on obtaining justice for you - the victim. Your toll free call to 1-800-773-6770 will be answered by a real truck accident lawyer.
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