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Q:
Are commercial truck drivers held to a higher standard of care or responsibility while operating a large truck?

A:
Commercial truck drivers presume a large responsibility when operating an 18-wheeled vehicle. The sheer size and weight of a commercial truck poses a real threat to other vehicles sharing the road. If a truck driver is negligent, the potential dangers are great. For this reason they are held to a higher standard of care while operating a big commercial truck.

Negligence may come through aggressive driving, lack of proper rest while driving, alcohol and drugs, distracted driving, and other factors that would cause a truck driver to act negligently behind the wheel of a commercial truck.

If you have been the victim of a Florida truck accident, and you have been seriously injured, you will want to seek out legal counsel. These legal cases can be complicated with many pieces of the puzzle that should be considered when seeking a full recovery of damages. The knowledge and experience of professional, legal representation can help to ensure that you are compensated for what you deserve.

To learn more about these types of cases, call the Fort Lauderdale accident lawyers of Chalik & Chalik today for a free consultation about your case. You can reach us by calling toll-free (888) 539-5297 or by filling out the form on this page.


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