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Truck Accidents Resource Links

Share the Road Safely
From the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), a division of the US Department of Transportation (DOT), dedicated to reducing motor vehicle accidents involving large trucks.

Insurance Information Institute
Includes information on vehicle safety, insurance, and more.

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)
Division of the US Department of Transportation (DOT). Safety programs, regulations, and facts related to the prevention of commercial truck and bus accidents, injuries, and fatalities.

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety / Highway Loss Data Institute
Features vehicle ratings, safety facts, publications and more.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
Division of the US Department of Transportation. Provides crash statistics and articles about traffic accidents and vehicle safety.

National Safety Council (NSC)
International nonprofit organization dedicated to the prevention of accidents. Features articles on car maintenance and safety, airbag and seat belt safety, and more.

American Trucking Associations
Trucking industry trade association. Includes information and research on the trucking industry, including highway and driver safety.

US Department of Transportation (DOT)
Federal agency charged with ensuring a safe transportation system. Features statistics, dockets, rules, and relevant information.

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"Think About It"

Reduce your car’s blind spots to reduce lane-change accidents.

  1. Lean your head against driver’s side window and adjust left-side mirror so you see as little of left side of car as possible.
  2. Lean head to center of car and adjust right mirror so you see as little of right side of car as possible.

You should be able to see the car in your side-view mirror just as it leaves your rear view mirror.

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