- Texting or using a handheld device
- Other distracted driving behaviors
- Nodding off or driving while fatigued
- Drinking or using drugs
- Improper lane changes
- Dangerous turns or other driving maneuvers
Simply knowing that the camera would expose any negligent behavior likely works to deter the driver from engaging in any such behaviors to begin with, thus avoiding accidents and injuries.
Following an accident, having the information from cameras in the truck can be extremely helpful for a legal claim. Unfortunately, camera installation is a new trend and is only practiced by a handful of commercial trucking companies at this time. Hopefully, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) will acknowledge the importance of safety cameras and will enact a regulation requiring cameras in every commercial truck. Until that time, however, you always want to make sure you have an attorney who knows how to prove negligence in truck accidents using other resources and investigatory methods.
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If you have been injured in a truck accident, the experienced truck accident lawyers at Shane Smith Law can help prove your claim whether the truck in question had cameras or not. You deserve to be compensated by any negligent parties, so please call our office today at (980) 246-2656 to schedule your free, no-obligation consultation.
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