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Delivery trucks, due to their size and shape, often have obstructed views. This limits their ability to see other drivers, resulting in accidents.
Delivery truck drivers may also pull over in restricted areas or double-park on city streets with their flashers on, to deliver their goods. Unfortunately, this habit causes an obstacle course for traffic and may result in an accident. For the innocent pedestrian, this can prove deadly as the view from oncoming traffic is restricted and often a vehicle is unable to stop until it is too late.
Delivery truck drivers have a duty to drive responsibly on the roads and to avoid dangerous and sometimes deadly collisions with other motorists.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a delivery truck accident, call us now at 1-800-483-2050 or contact us by clicking on Buffalo / Rochester Delivery Truck Accident Attorney.
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