“Check your blind spots” is one of the first instructions given when learning to drive. Driving a vehicle can be a dangerous, risky activity, and when you aren’t mindful of your blind spots, car accidents increase. Blind spot accidents are widespread and can lead to sideswipes, rollovers, rear-end collisions, and more. But who is at fault during a blind spot accident? This article will discuss how liability is determined in a blind spot accident and what to do if you’ve been involved in one. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that an estimated 840,000 blind spot accidents happen yearly in the United States, resulting in around 300 fatalities. In many cases, these crashes involve large trucks. Truck drivers have difficulty managing their blind spots because of the size of their vehicles. A truck’s blind spot, called the “No Zone” is where most blind spot accidents occur. But any auto…
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