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Trucks, Negligence, and the Rising Human Cost on America’s Roads
['Hugh Grant']
Axcess News
Yet behind that lifeline lies a devastating truth: in 2023, large truck crashes killed 5,472 people and injured 86,842 more.
Nearly 1.9 million companies operate these vehicles, driving an industry worth $987 billion in 2024.
The overwhelming victims are not truck drivers themselves: 65% of deaths involve occupants of other vehicles, and 17% are pedestrians or cyclists.
51% of fatal truck crashes occur on major non-interstate roads.
Bader Law’s attorneys are committed to holding negligent trucking companies accountable.
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