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Who is usually at fault when there is a fatal crash between a truck and another vehicle?

Correct answer

  • The driver of the other vehicle
  • The driver of the truck

Explanation

71 percent of fatal crashes involving two or more vehicles, in which one is a truck, are caused by the other vehicle, usually a car. Many of these crashes could be avoided if motorists knew about truck limitations and how to steer clear of unsafe situations involving trucks.

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