Federal Trucking Regulations

Those involved in the trucking industry must abide by numerous federal and state regulations. The federal regulations can be found in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (49 C.F.R. §§ 350-399).

These regulations govern all vehicles engaged in interstate traffic. These regulations are extensive and can be confusing. An experienced engineer can explain these regulations and how they apply to your truck accident case.


Further Reading

Commercial truck accidents

Why air brakes can be the cause of traffic accidents

How federal trucking regulations apply

New Commercial Truck Rules: Electronic Logs for Truckers


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