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July 29, 2026 /
By Robert Manning /Truck Accidents
Traffic slows on I-25 near Denver, and the semi behind you does not. Its brakes fail, and the truck plows into the cars ahead. You walk away hurt, staring at a wrecked vehicle and a stack of medical bills. Your first thought is the truck driver. The real answer runs deeper. Poor commercial truck maintenance…
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June 12, 2026 /
By Robert Manning /Truck Accidents
Accidents involving commercial vehicles are becoming a major concern in Colorado. Between Jan 1, 2025, and June 30, 2025 (just six months), the state recorded a staggering 1,188 crashes involving commercial vehicles. Commercial truck accidents are often more catastrophic than those involving passenger vehicles. Getting into an accident like this can leave you with serious…
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January 20, 2026 /
By Robert Manning /Truck Accidents
Icy roads change everything. When a commercial truck loses control in winter conditions, the damage is often severe. The size, weight, and stopping distance of trucks turn routine winter driving into a high-risk situation fast, increasing truck accident liability across Colorado highways. Winter crashes here are far from rare. The Colorado State Patrol’s winter safety…
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October 30, 2025 /
By Robert Manning /Truck Accidents
Black box data in a truck accident case refers to information stored in the vehicle’s electronic control module. It may record speed or braking, along with other engine details. This data can play a key part in proving fault because it shows what happened in the moments before and during a crash. Your Denver truck…
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July 30, 2025 /
By Robert Manning /Truck Accidents
It’s not unusual to see two people in a commercial truck cab, especially on long hauls or local delivery routes. Sometimes it’s a trainee. Sometimes it’s a co-driver or a company employee observing the route. In other cases, it’s a friend or family member catching a ride. These ‘ride-along’ arrangements may seem harmless on the…
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July 29, 2025 /
By Robert Manning /Truck Accidents
Driving in Colorado winters isn’t for the faint of heart. Snow, black ice, and freezing fog contribute to hundreds of crashes across the state each year. And when a fully loaded semi-truck loses control on a mountain pass or icy highway, the outcome can be devastating. Long hauls through steep terrain, poor visibility, tight delivery…
