Commercial Truck Accident — $500,000 Result

Most truck crashes fall into a recognizable set of patterns: jackknifes, rollovers, underride and override collisions, rear-end and head-on impacts, T-bone angle strikes, sideswipes, blind-spot collisions, wide-turn squeeze plays, lost-load spills, and tire or mechanical failures. Each type has its own physics, its own typical cause, and its own evidence trail.

Driving a fully loaded moving truck is challenging for people unaccustomed to large, heavy vehicles. This guide walks through practical safety steps to take before, during, and after a move, beginning with how to load a truck properly: place heavy items along the bottom, back, and sides with weight evenly distributed, and keep lighter, fragile objects on top to maintain the vehicle's balance and control.