Category Archives: Truck Accident
Why Are Underride Crashes So Catastrophic?
When most people think about car-versus-truck collisions, they imagine the obvious danger: size and weight. But there’s an even more lethal risk that few know about—underride crashes. These accidents are some of the deadliest on the road. They’re violent, often fatal, and tragically, they’re almost always preventable. If you’ve found yourself here, chances are… Read More »
How To Safely Share The Road With Trucks in Montana
Montana’s wide-open highways and rugged terrain make for some of the most scenic drives in the country. But they also mean sharing the road with large commercial trucks—vehicles that can weigh up to 80,000 pounds and take much longer to stop than a passenger car. Whether you’re cruising through Billings, tackling the steep mountain… Read More »
Deadly Truck Accidents on I-15 & I-90. What Drivers Need to Know
Montana’s highways are long, open, and often breathtaking. But they can also be dangerous, especially when large trucks are involved. If you’ve ever driven on Interstate 15 (I-15) or Interstate 90 (I-90), you’ve probably shared the road with massive commercial trucks. These highways are critical routes for transporting goods across the state and the… Read More »
How Fatigue Contributes to Montana Truck Accidents
Fatigue is one of the most dangerous factors in trucking accidents. It slows reaction times, impairs judgment, and increases the risk of devastating crashes. In Montana, where highways stretch for miles with little traffic, drowsy drivers may not even realize they’re dozing off until it’s too late. At Doubek, Pyfer & Storrar, PLLP, our… Read More »
Recent Trends And Statistics In Montana Trucking Accidents
Large trucks are essential to Montana’s economy, moving goods across the state’s vast, rural landscapes. However, with their size and weight, these vehicles can become deadly when accidents occur. Recent statistics show a troubling rise in truck-related crashes, both nationwide and in Montana. Understanding these trends isn’t just about the numbers—it’s about lives. The… Read More »
Truck Accidents and Catastrophic Injuries: What to Do if You’re Seriously Injured
Montana is known for its wide open spaces. However, its roads are not. Commercial trucks use Montana freeways as a popular route to and from Canada, as well as the east coast. As a result, roads are often congested with commercial trucks at all hours of the day. Sadly, these commercial trucks can cause… Read More »
How to Prove Fault in a Montana Truck Accident Case
When you’ve been in a truck accident, especially in Montana, your world can feel like it’s been turned upside down. Between dealing with injuries, figuring out insurance claims, and trying to piece your life back together, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Here’s where the Montana truck accident attorneys at Doubek, Pyfer & Storrar, PLLP.,… Read More »
Truck Accident Nerve Damage: What You Need to Know
Truck accidents are an unfortunate reality here in Montana because our state has some of the most popular truck routes in the nation. In fact, Bozeman to Big Sky in Montana is a very iconic and popular truck route. When a truck crash does occur, victims are often left dealing with serious and debilitating… Read More »
How Long Does It Take To Recover After Being Hit By A Truck in Montana?
Life can change in an instant. One moment, you’re crossing the street or driving to work, and the next, you’re in the hospital after a devastating truck accident. If you’re reading this in Helena, Montana, and find yourself in this situation, you’re not alone. The journey ahead might seem impossible, but understanding what to… Read More »
Hurt in a Collision with a Tractor Trailer or Big Rig? What You Need to Know
Few experiences are more devastating than being involved in a crash with a massive 18-wheeler barreling down the highway. In an instant, your life can be forever altered. Debilitating injuries, mounting medical bills, and lost wages from time off work can create an uphill battle for you and your loved ones. While trucking is… Read More »