Pennsylvania
This highly-qualified expert has extensive experience in the transportation industry as a driver, driver trainer, and safety manager. She received her AAS in business administration from Erie Community College before earning her BS in business administration and marketing from the State University of New York at Fredonia. This expert holds a CDL Class A license and is certified as a director of...
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New York
This New York City traffic maintenance, street design, accident reconstruction, and building codes expert leverages his civil engineering background in his forensic work. He graduated from the City College of New York with a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering and maintains the distinction of Professional Engineer in both New York and New Jersey. A member of the Society of Automotive...
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A commercial truck accident expert witness provides specialized knowledge about industry standards, driver behavior, vehicle maintenance, and accident reconstruction to help clarify facts in a legal dispute.
These experts can handle cases involving driver negligence, improper loading, faulty equipment, regulatory compliance, and more. They can also analyze crash data and reconstruct accidents.
Their expertise can provide critical insights into the cause of the accident, potential violations of regulations, and the extent of damages. This information can be pivotal in proving liability.
Yes, some experts may specialize in areas like hazardous materials transportation, fleet safety management, or specific types of vehicles such as semi-trucks or delivery vans.
Commercial trucking is heavily regulated. An expert with this knowledge can identify if any rules were broken leading up to the accident, which could significantly impact your case.
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