The safest speed for truck drivers involves more than just the posted speed limit. Most states set speed limits for the best road, weather, and visibility conditions. This is why the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration recommends that drivers adjust speeds to safely match visibility, weather, traffic, roads, and other conditions. Commercial truck accidents are...Read More

Safety Tips for Winter Trucking It is no secret that winter weather conditions increase the chances of fatal car accidents. Whether that be from limited visibility due to fog, icy roads or heavy snowfall, the road becomes an extremely dangerous place. Drivers across the nation should take the necessary precautions to avoid a fatal accident...Read More

Trucks can be some of the most dangerous vehicles on the road, often requiring more skill and caution to operate. Don’t be the victim of one of these horrendous auto accidents, get your free consultation with us here at Robert J. Debry. We will investigate your accident and see who was at fault, doing everything...Read More

Traffic laws seem trivial to many drivers. Perhaps this is the reason why about 165,000 accidents happen at intersections each year in the U.S. It is surprising that so many automobile accidents happen by running red lights when it is so easy to prevent. Traffic signals are placed to protect drivers on the road, but...Read More

With summer well underway, a common sight on the road are recreational vehicles, also known as RVs. These road behemoths may be intimidating to drive around, but they can be even worse for a new driver. The best way to avoid an auto accident with an RV is to know what goes on with the...Read More

There are few things more intimidating in life than being stuck next to a huge semi-truck; some of you may have experienced being pushed out of your lane by a tractor-trailer — or even worse. During the busy summer driving months, it’s more likely than ever that you’ll find yourself driving next to one of...Read More

  Trucking accidents are usually much more severe than any other auto accidents. This could be due to the fact that semi trucks weigh about 80,000 pounds when fully loaded. Since other cars usually weigh significantly less, their damage is much more severe. It’s extremely important then that regular cars learn how to drive defensively...Read More