Chelsie King Garza

 Evidence can disappear in a matter of minutes after a tragic truck accident. Vehicles can get towed away, witnesses vanish, and skid marks can also start fading away. In such cases, black box data comes to the rescue. This electronic device can reveal important details about a collision involving large commercial vehicles. Here's how. What Does the Black Box Record? Most 18-wheelers and delivery trucks contain an EDR (Event Data Recorder) or the black box. This device can capture massive data before and after a crash. It offers a digital snapshot of the incident and is similar to the orange box in airplanes.  It can maintain a record of the following performance metrics and help decide the fate of an accident: Speed of the truck Cruise control settings  Brake and acceleration inputs Hours of service  Use of a seatbelt  Airbag deployment  Engine performance, etc. This information suggests how a collision could have occurred and whether or not i...

 Were you hit in a collision with a FedEx/UPS truck? It can be a life-changing accident. These vehicles are heavy and large and leave victims with lost wages, accumulating medical bills, and long-term suffering. Fortunately, you may be entitled to compensation to help with your physical, emotional, and financial recovery. Here are some details on how to navigate the specifics. Damages That You Are Eligible For If you are involved in a FedEx/UPS truck accident in TX , you can seek compensation in two forms: Economic and Non-economic Damages . Under specific conditions, punitive damages might also be applicable. Economic damages refer to the following resulting from the collision: Current and future medical expenses Lost income Loss of earning capacity Property damage Non-economic damages can include: Pain and suffering Mental anguish Loss of consortium Reduced quality of life due to your injuries Punitive damages, while rare, may be awarded if you can prove intentio...