Arnold & Itkin Launches a New Online Library Dedicated to Trucking Safety
In 2024, 5,218 large trucks were involved in fatal crashes in the United States—a 30% increase over the past decade, according to federal crash data. The Trucking Safety Resource Center was created to help close the information gap between that data and what most people understand about the industry, covering topics ranging from brake and tire failures to driver fatigue, cargo securement, and carrier regulatory compliance.
"Families affected by a truck crash are often searching for basic answers, and there hasn't been one place that lays out the mechanical and regulatory realities of trucking in plain terms," said
Every article published on the Trucking Safety Resource Center is reviewed by trial attorneys at Arnold & Itkin, a firm that has more than
The Trucking Safety Resource Center is publicly available now at www.arnolditkin.com/trucking-safety/.
The Trucking Safety Resource Center is a comprehensive resource on the mechanical failures, driver errors, and regulatory gaps behind commercial truck crashes in America. The information draws on federal agency data, court records, and industry research.
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