New Rule Aims to Decrease Truck Accidents Caused by Driver Fatigue
New Rule Aims to Decrease Truck Accidents Caused by Driver Fatigue
Earlier in January 2012, a tractor-trailer overturned closing all southbound lanes on I-75 in Ohio. Though no one was hurt and the cargo was harmless, the accident created a significant traffic mess.
Many other semi-truck accidents occur, or nearly occur, daily on America's roadways. Often, these can be attributed to driver error caused by fatigue. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, nearly 4,000 people die as a result of trucking accidents each year. Of those, about 500 can be directly ...
