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Home » Practice Areas » Tractor Trailer Accidents » IMPROPER OR INSUFFICIENT SIGNAGE
Pope & Howard P.C.'s knowledge of truck law in is imperative in determining those who are liable in cases involving improper or insufficient signage. A tractor trailer may not be at fault in cases such as:
♦ Improper weight signage: Certain roads limit the weight on truck loads. Without proper signs, a truck may be on a weight-restricted road.
♦ No commercial vehicles: certain roadways do not allow tractor trailers to drive on them
Often, there are circumstances that require truck drivers to slow down, such as construction or debris, which, without proper signage, are unforeseeable to truck drivers.
If you have been injured in a trucking accident, contact the expert lawyers at Pope & Howard P.C. at 404-994-4486 or via e-mail.
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