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How was your trucking accident in Oklahoma City caused? If you were hit by a truck driver who was violating a trucking regulation, then Fulmer Sill and our legal team might be able to use that information to your advantage. Our trucking regulation accident lawyers can investigate the circumstances of your truck accident, build a strong claim in your name, and demand justice from the liable parties on your behalf. Come to our firm today to see what legal options might be available to you.
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is the main regulatory authority of the United States government for the trucking and transportation industries. It is tasked with creating and enforcing safety standards for these industries to follow, so streets, railways, and even shipping lanes stay safe for the public and private corporations alike. When a truck accident happens, one of the first questions that our attorneys ask is: “Did the truck driver or trucking company violate an FMCSA regulation?” If the evidence shows that they did, we will have a strong foundation on which to start your claim.
A few of the most important federal trucking regulations deal with:
For the most part, states adhere to FMCSA regulations when applying rules to trucking and transportation within their borders. However, the Oklahoma Transportation Division has some specifics that only apply to commercial vehicles and heavy trucks in Oklahoma. Using our years of collective experience in handling truck accident claims and lawsuits, we can see if any Oklahoma-specific regulations were violated in your case and if that violation contributed to the accident.
Most Oklahoma trucking regulations deal with permit requirements and exceptions, such as hauling:
When a trucking regulation is violated, it can create a serious danger for everyone on the road. The type of danger will depend on the type of regulation that is violated. For example, if hours of service violations occur, the truck driver will be more likely to drive while exhausted, which can cause them to fall asleep at the wheel. Or if a weight limit regulation is violated, the truck’s brakes can fail or its trailer might tip over from being overweight.
As your chosen Oklahoma City trucking regulation violation attorneys, we can look for evidence that the regulations were violated. Furthermore, we will want to prove that the violation is what caused or contributed to the truck accident.
Proof of trucking regulation violations might be found in:
Every detail counts when building an injury claim after a truck accident. Let Fulmer Sill in Oklahoma City look into the circumstances of your crash to see if an important safety regulation was violated by the truck driver or trucking company. By standing up for your rights and pursuing compensation, we could help you get your life back together; holding negligent trucking companies liable for safety violations can also help make the roads of Oklahoma safer for everyone.
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