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If a truck making a wide right-hand turn struck you or a loved one, use our contact form below to request a consultation with an experienced truck accident lawyer in Charleston, SC.
Commercial trucks drive differently than passenger vehicles. Among the ways that they operate differently are wide right turns. Because of their large size, a truck cannot make a right turn in the same space as a passenger vehicle. They require a much larger space to make a turn. Advanced truck driving training is required to safely make wide right turns. Unfortunately, that training is not always conducted, and if it is, it is not always followed.
Our Charleston truck accident lawyers know that a wide right turn can be the cause of an accident. The truck may strike a vehicle in the same direction of travel or the direction that they are turning into. The result may be a crash that causes significant injuries and vehicle damage.
If you have been in an accident involving a truck making a wide right turn, our law firm can assist you. We help accident victims get compensated. See how we can help you bring your claim and maximize your payment. Our attorneys have dealt with all kinds of trucking accidents and a ready to fight for your compensation, whether in court or out of court.
A wide turn truck accident occurs when a truck makes an error executing a right turn. They strike a vehicle in another lane of travel. These turns can take a more than normal amount of time and space to perform, and there are many different factors that a truck driver must account for before and during the attempt of one. If they do not, they could be held liable if an accident occurs.
Trucking companies must employ competent, professional truck drivers. A truck driver may be incompetent because they lack the qualifications, training, or good judgment necessary to drive a big rig or other commercial vehicle. They may also be incompetent because they are not properly monitored and supervised.
When a truck making a wide right turn strikes another vehicle, it is likely the result of poor driving or carelessness. The truck driver either didn’t look for vehicles, or they poorly executed the turn.
These errors may be viewed as negligence. Negligence is grounds for legal liability for a truck accident. Other factors may also play a role in the cause of the crash, but you should speak with one of our attorneys to see how this could impact your case.
Proving legal liability for a wide turn accident depends on where each vehicle was located. Usually, the victim is in a vehicle in one of three places:
The location of the vehicles at the time of impact may be an indicator of how the crash occurred. The location of damages can allow for accident reconstruction that proves what happened. Often, a crash of this nature blocks traffic for a period of time. The truck may need time to straighten out and vacate the intersection. Someone may have taken pictures of the vehicles at the point of impact or where they came to a rest after the crash. In addition to this evidence, witness testimony, including from victims, can indicate how the crash occurred and create grounds for legal fault.
If you are involved in a wide right turn truck accident, it can be hard to know how to go about pursuing a claim or holding the trucking company responsible. Trucking companies are often large corporations operating in multiple states. They usually have a team of lawyers and experts that are dispatched to the scene immediately after a crash.
We understand what issues may be especially important to receiving justice for your injuries and damages. Here are some important issues we are sure to address in your case:
Having experienced legal representation to guide you through the aftermath of a wide turn accident means leveling the playing field with the trucking company and their team of lawyers. At Bringardner Injury Law Firm, we know how important this is for each of our clients. We aggressively pursue each case and address all unique legal issues that are especially important to success.
Call or message Bringardner Injury Law Firm to talk to a truck accident lawyer in Charleston today. We handle cases across the entire state of South Carolina. We’ll examine all the circumstances of your wide turn accident. Our team of professionals is dedicated to helping people like you. There’s no cost to talk to us at a consultation, and no obligation.
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