#1 US Truck Crash Hotspot: Houston · 4,466 crashes / 3 years
Hit By A Semi-Truck? We Handle Everything.
Truck accidents are not regular car accidents. Commercial insurance, federal regulations, and multiple liable parties make them exponentially more complex. Accident Concierge specializes in semi-truck and commercial vehicle collisions in America's highest-risk freight corridors.
Call Truck Accident Advocates NowAt the Scene — Truck Accident Checklist
- 1Call 911 — truck accidents cause severe injuries; emergency response is critical
- 2Get the trucking company name and USDOT number (posted on the cab door)
- 3Photograph ALL vehicles, skid marks, road conditions, and cargo
- 4Note if the truck was speeding, swerving, or violating traffic laws
- 5Get the truck driver's CDL number and employer information
- 6Identify witnesses — truck accident cases often depend on third-party testimony
- 7Do NOT sign anything from the trucking company's insurance adjuster
- 8Call Accident Concierge — preserve evidence and start your claim immediately
Top US Truck Crash Hotspots
FMCSA 3-year data — cities with highest commercial truck and semi-truck accident volume
Top States for Truck Accidents
Texas14,464 crashes/yr
Georgia7,403 crashes/yr
California7,382 crashes/yr
Pennsylvania6,424 crashes/yr
Ohio6,121 crashes/yr
Illinois5,572 crashes/yr
Michigan5,445 crashes/yr
North Carolina5,081 crashes/yr
Indiana4,888 crashes/yr
Florida4,304 crashes/yr
Colorado2,558 crashes/yr
Truck Accident FAQ
What should I do immediately after a truck accident?+
Call 911 if anyone is injured. Do not move injured persons unless in immediate danger. Document the scene with photos. Get the truck driver's name, trucking company, DOT number (on the cab), license plate, and insurance info. Get witness contact information. Do not admit fault. Call Accident Concierge — truck accidents involve complex commercial insurance that requires expert coordination.
Why are truck accidents more complicated than car accidents?+
Commercial trucks are governed by federal FMCSA regulations. Multiple parties may be liable — the driver, trucking company, cargo loader, and truck manufacturer. Insurance policies are much larger but fought harder. Evidence like black box data and driver logbooks must be preserved quickly. An advocate team is essential.
Which cities have the most truck accidents?+
FMCSA data ranks Houston, Indianapolis, Chicago, Dallas, and San Antonio as the top US cities for truck and commercial vehicle crashes. Texas leads all states. Accident Concierge serves all top truck crash hotspots nationwide.
Can I sue the trucking company after an accident?+
Often yes — trucking companies can be held liable for negligent hiring, inadequate maintenance, hours-of-service violations, and overloaded cargo. Our attorney matching connects you with lawyers who specialize in commercial truck litigation in your state.
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